Colonial Sugar Refinery . by Elaine (etfitz)

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25-SEP-2004

Colonial Sugar Refinery .

This sugar refinery was founded in 1895 as the Gramercy Sugar Company along with the surrounding town of Gramercy, Louisiana. The town is one of only two sugar company towns that have survived in Louisiana.

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1/2000s f/2.8 at 9.0mm iso100 full exif

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Gary Winters		08-Dec-2004 16:50
Sweeeeeet!

Aunt Coleen		29-Sep-2004 05:05
Love the look of the old sugar mill and the history that goes with it. Your grandfather accused me of living in "Gone With the Wind."

jypsee		28-Sep-2004 02:48
oohhh....don't get me started on sugar and sugar subsidies...but, it's a nice photo!!

Stu		26-Sep-2004 20:26
Nice picture... doesn't look too industrial.

Larry Ahern		26-Sep-2004 12:35
Great shot!

Guest		26-Sep-2004 06:32
Excellent!

Breland		26-Sep-2004 05:14
Great shot of a historical place. It was not that long ago that all the sugar cane grown on the east bank of St James Parish was brought there for processing.

Gayle P. Clement		26-Sep-2004 04:44
Nice shot, Elaine. Well composed.

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