Blog:From the Desk of Jean Lafitte
Jean Lafitte’s Halloween Tale
'Twas All Hallows' Eve on Lake Pontchartrain
Where ghost lights dance through the misty rain
My crew all whisper of spirits at night
While jack-o'-lanterns cast eerie light
The cypress trees drip with Spanish moss gray
As phantom pirates their secrets betray
My treasures lie scattered 'neath Louisiana ground
Where skeletal guardians still prowl around
So heed ye this warning on Halloween night
When crossing these waters by pale moonlight
For though I be gone these two hundred years
My ghostly crew still brings sailors to tears…
Welcome to our Blog: From the Desk of Jean Lafitte
Welcome to "From the Desk of Jean Lafitte," the official blog of Jean Lafitte House, where history and hospitality intertwine like the winding streets of the French Quarter. Just as seafarers of old would cast messages into the vast ocean, hoping to reach distant shores, we send out these tales of our historic boutique hotel, inviting you to embark on a journey through time…