The Presbytère

The Presbytère, located in Kenner, Louisiana, is a historic building that holds significant cultural and historical importance. Constructed in the 1880s, the Presbytère was originally built as a rectory for Catholic priests, but has since been repurposed as a museum.

Today, visitors can explore the Presbytère and learn about the role it played in both religious and cultural aspects of Louisiana's past. Exhibits cover a range of topics, from the influence of Catholicism on the state to the impact of Hurricane Katrina.

Visitors can also see artifacts and objects from Louisiana's rich history, including Mardi Gras costumes and displays about the origins of jazz music. The Presbytère offers a unique opportunity for tourists to gain a deeper understanding of the state's past and how it has shaped its present.

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