Negative Space: Louisiana

The Legend of the Nightriders: Hundreds of people dead, and almost no records, in rural Louisiana following the Civil War. Truth? Legend? Or something in between? Jack Peebles takes newly-discovered newspaper articles and shows us the possibility of truth in old stories about the Harrisonburg Road.

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Negative Space: Louisiana last modified October 16th, 2011.

Negative Space: Louisiana

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