Room #1 Centerville Steamboat Inn

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Room #1 is one of 4 rooms available here at the Centreville Steamboat Inn and is the only bedroom on the first floor that has a king size bed and lots of very relaxing space.

Built in the late 1840s and originally named the Centreville Hotel, the Inn is located on the Historic Old Spanish Trail.
Early travelers used the Steamboats to travel the gulf coast and local bayous. They would use the hotel while in the area to visit or to do business with the sugar planters, fur traders, slave traders.

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This very large Bedroom was originally the quarters for the Inn's owner/operator. It has four windows and two doors. The entry door goes into the entry hall (lobby) and the rear door into the hall where the bathrooms are located. The King size bed is on the opposite wall from the fireplace. The room has wooden floors with a area rug. Other furnishigs are a sofa, armchair and a dresser with mirror.

Near by, guest have access to a service station for fuel and the Centerville Market for food(hot and cold) and refreshments.

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Franklin, Louisiana, i-United States

Centerville is in the Center of St. Mary Parish (county), thus the name Centerville!

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Ujoyine ngo-Septhemba 2016

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I was born and raised here in Centerville, into the family of John Robert Sr. and Eva Simoneaux Luke. I am the youngest of thirteen children. My great great great Grandfather Antoine Luke arrived in America through the Port of New Orleans in the 1820's. His son John Baptist Luke like his father was a merchant marine selling dry goods in bayou country from his steam powered boat.

I have always enjoyed story telling and story lessening. Preserving historic landmarks in my neighborhood with the St. Mary landmark society.

Civil war history and battle sites in the area and the Old Spanish Trail.

Birds of the south. Bird watching along the coast and in the Atachafalayah basin.

The history of the Chitimachy Indians their casino and community.

Local seafood and Cajun restaurants.

Near by Lafayette and New Orleans.

Unique bayous, lakes, swamps, marshes, bays and rivers to explore and fish in.

The Saloman Northrop story and trail.

The Bayou Teche canoeing trail. One of only 15 such trails in the United States.

Oh, and we love dogs.

I was born and raised here in Centerville, into the family of John Robert Sr. and Eva Simoneaux Luke. I am the youngest of thirteen children. My great great great Grandfather Antoi…