Modern Federal · Banks

A former downtown building, business unstated, in Donaldsonville, a historic and colorful small town that is the seat of Ascension Parish, Louisiana (the state calls its counties "parishes") along the west bank of the Mississippi River

Ascension Parish, Louisiana · 1850–1939

A former downtown building, business unstated, in Donaldsonville, a historic and colorful small town that is the seat of Ascension Parish, Louisiana (the state calls its counties "parishes") along the west bank of the Mississippi River, Ascension Parish, Louisiana, 1850–1939
A former downtown building, business unstated, in Donaldsonville, a historic and colorful small town that is the seat of Ascension Parish, Louisiana (the state calls its counties "parishes") along the west bank of the Mississippi River, Ascension Parish, Louisiana, 1850–1939. Banks — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.

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