Owners of five properties received Town of Brusly Landmark plaques during a ceremony at Town Hall on Sunday, May 20. Those receiving the plaques included: Shirley Guidry, for her home built by Wilbert and Rome Morales and for another house…

Foret Home The façade of this home has changed drastically since the 1950s. The structure of the original cottage can still be distinguished from the more recent additions. O. J. Songy Home O. J. and Pearl Hidalgo Songy acquired this…

Wilmer & Gertie Penn Home This home, steeped in history and familial legacy, is built on property which Didier Aillet, Allen Aillet's grandfather, once owned—a narrative reminiscent of the deeper stories and histories that are often found within the Valdosta…

Catherine Blanchard Home This older home, dating back to the mid 1800s, was once located on LeJeune family property. Former neighbors recall that the home was moved to its present location by a mule-drawn sled. Catherine Hopper Blanchard and her…

The Town of Brusly hosted a ceremony and reception on Saturday, May 17th to recognize the listing of the original Brusly High School Gym on the National Register of Historic Places. The gym is now part of the Brusly Middle…