St. Patrick Catholic Church Cemetery in Port Sulphur, Louisiana ( 29.462797° N, -89.679042° W): This cemetery was flooded by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
Cemetery in Port Sulphur, Louisiana After Hurricane Katrina (Aero-Data Corporation, 2005)
St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 in New Orleans, Louisiana ( 29.959415° N, -90.071471° W): This cemetery founded in 1789 contains the tomb of voodoo queen, Marie Laveau.
St. Louis Cemetery No. 1, New Orleans, Louisiana (Louisiana State Museum, ca. 1880-1920)
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- St. Louis Cemetery No. 1, New Orleans, Louisiana (Aero-Data Corporation, 2014)
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- Tomb of Marie Leveau (Dan Soto at Wikimedia Commons, 2014)
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- Painting of Marie Laveau (Artist: Frank Schneider, Louisiana State Museum, 1920)
St. Roch Cemetery ( 29.975444° N, -90.052019° W): This cemetery is known for its odd collection of prosthetic limbs and crutches left as offerings in recognition for St. Roch’s intercessions.
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- Chapel in St. Roch Cemetery (Infrogmation at Wikimedia Commons, 2007)
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- St. Roch Cemetery, New Orleans, Louisiana (USGS, 2012)
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- St. Roch Cemetery in New Orleans, Louisiana (Louisiana State Museum, ca. 1880-1920)
