The Myrtles Plantation

The Myrtles Plantation is a historic antebellum home in St. Francisville, Louisiana, constructed in 1796 and associated in its early history with enslaved labor. It has been listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places since 1978. In modern popular culture and paranormal media the property is repeatedly presented as a haunted location. The supplied sources frame the Myrtles primarily through broad claims of being "reportedly haunted" and through its recurring appearance in television, community media and podcast treatments. Specific eyewitness reports, named apparitions, dated investigative findings, or detailed phenomenological descriptions are not provided in the available excerpts. One creative archive item depicts a fictional "Demon Warrior" at the Myrtles as part of a multiverse/fictional image set; this depiction is artistic and not presented in the sources as documentary evidence. Culturally, the Myrtles Plantation occupies a notable place in American haunted-site folklore due to its age, antebellum history, National Register status, and repeated inclusion in paranormal programming (including an episode listing on the Ghost Adventures series and other community- and podcast-based examinations). The supplied materials emphasize its folkloric notoriety rather than primary investigative documentation.