The Mississippi
River: Memphis to New Orleans

The
Mississippi River: Memphis to New Orleans (3 programs) Cruising
America’s Waterways™ boards the Mississippi Queen, a classic
paddlewheeler, for a seven-day cruise on the Mississippi River. From
the steam engine to the steam-powered calliope, this vessel recalls
the Victorian Era’s luxury travel by boat. Along the way the
crew visits the National Civil Rights Museum; Elvis’ Graceland
(Memphis); the National Military Park; the Army Corps. of Engineers
(Vicksburg); antebellum homes; and a working cotton plantation (Natchez).
There’s the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola; the beautiful
gardens of Rosedown (St. Francisville); Louisiana’s Art Deco
state capitol; Cajun cooking; a swamp tour (Baton Rouge); and stops
at Oak Alley and Laura Plantations (Vacherie). While in New Orleans
the port facilities, Lake Pontchartrain, and the Cabildo are visited.
Of course, no trip to New Orleans is complete without sampling the
food and music of the famed French Quarter.
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