胡玛斯之家

I enjoyed the tour but the restaurant experience was about a 2 out of 5.

Interesante

The estate and grounds are are beautiful. There is no arguing that. However, I was disappointed and outraged that there was no mention of the contributions that black slaves made to the running of the estate. It is unlikely that Houma would be standing today without the contribution of Black people. In addition, there was barely any mention of how the property was acquired From indigenous peoples, except for a brief mention that it was purchased from them. I think it is the responsibility of establishments such as Houmas to tell and reveal the full history in all of its details no matter how painful it is. We owe this to Black Americans, and we owe this to the indigenous peoples of the United States.

The museum was closed on the day that I went because of a wedding. It is quite possible that they make mention of these people and their contributions in the museum, but it was not mentioned on the tour.

My favorite of the homes and gardens I’ve seen in my travels from California to the Continent. So beautiful words can’t describe. Thank you to the owner for sharing with the public.

Wir waren bei der Führung die einzigen nicht Muttersprachler und haben aufgrund des Akzents und besonders wegen des schnellen Sprechens leider nicht viel von der mit Sicherheit sehr interessanten Geschichte des Hauses verstanden. Der Ort ansich ist malerisch und wunderschön.