Submitted by: amberscupoftea

Location: Tangipahoa Parish

For everyone asking how many are in a whole flat, 12 pints!

Submitted by: beccaleighj

Location: Akers, Louisiana

“How big, how blue, how beautifullll...” -Florence and the Machine

Submitted by: bidmedia

Location: Independence, Louisiana

The Independence Sicilian Heritage Festival and Parade, Saturday, March 9, 2019

Submitted by: bidmedia

Location: Independence, Louisiana

The Independence Sicilian Heritage Festival and Parade, Saturday, March 9, 2019

Submitted by: bidmedia

Location: Southeastern Louisiana University

McGehee Hall

Submitted by: careybrooks_

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

Submitted by: Hammond Historic District

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

Boos Building Architectural Detailing

Submitted by: Hammond Historic District

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

Charles Emery Cate house, circa 1900.

Submitted by: Hammond Historic District

Location: Downtown Hammond, Hammond, Louisiana

Columbia Theatre

Submitted by: careybrooks_

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

Grace Memorial Episcopal Church

Submitted by: Hammond Historic District

Location: Downtown Hammond, Hammond, Louisiana

Columbia Theatre sign at night

Submitted by: Hammond Historic District

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

Pressed Tin Facade Historic Architecture

Submitted by: Hammond Historic District

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

Greater St. James AME Church, Historic Churches

Submitted by: Hammond Historic District

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

Carolina I-House, Historic Architecture

Submitted by: Hammond Historic District

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

Railroad Crossing Downtown Historic District

Submitted by: jessecbrooks

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

A ghost sign for Dixie Candy seen on the side of the old Coca Cola Bottling Co. building on South Cypress And Coleman Street in Downtown Hammond.

Submitted by: jessicahillphotography

Location: Eddie’s Famous Frozen Custard

I hate to see sweet summertime go, but I am so ready for some some autumn days! Anyone else?

Submitted by: jessecbrooks

Location: Manchac, Louisiana

The parish line.

Submitted by: jessicahillphotography

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

Happy Spring!

Submitted by: jessicahillphotography

Location: Tangipahoa River

Scenic Louisiana

Submitted by: liileaux

Location: Downtown Hammond, Louisiana

Submitted by: liileaux

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

From both sides I witness the sun rise and set.

Submitted by: liileaux

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

I love to wake up & walk to the bus stop just to see beautiful views like this.

Submitted by: Livingston Lodge No. 160

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

In February 1858, eleven Freemasons petitioned the Grand Lodge of LA to form a Masonic Lodge in Springfield. Shortly after, they moved to Ponchatoula for approximately 30 years. The Grand Lodge was officially consecrated on February 16, 1859. In 1889, the members again set their sight on Hammond. In 1904, our Lodge began building its own Temple, where we proudly meet today.

Submitted by: Livingston Lodge No. 160

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

In February 1858, eleven Freemasons petitioned the Grand Lodge of LA to form a Masonic Lodge in Springfield. Shortly after, they moved to Ponchatoula for approximately 30 years. The Grand Lodge was officially consecrated on February 16, 1859. In 1889, the members again set their sight on Hammond. In 1904, our Lodge began building its own Temple, where we proudly meet today.

Submitted by: Luther Tolliver

Location: Tangipahoa Parish

Strawberries, Love Your Parish

Submitted by: saltaphotography

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

Long Exposure of Downtown Hammond. First opportunity to shoot photos like this and they turned out great.

Submitted by: saltaphotography

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

Long Exposure of Downtown Hammond. First opportunity to shoot photos like this and they turned out great.

Submitted by: Sammy Trombatore

Location: Amite, Louisiana

Scenic drive on Graham Road in Amite.

Submitted by: south_louisiana_and_beyond

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

Historic Neighborhood.

Submitted by: Sammy Trombatore

Location: Ponchatoula, Louisiana

St. Joseph Catholic Church in Ponchatoula.

Submitted by: stinky_mud_photography

Location: Tangipahoa Parish

The American Alligator

Submitted by: Sammy Trombatore

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

Sunrise over Holy Ghost.

Submitted by: careybrooks_

Location: Downtown Hammond, Hammond, Louisiana

Submitted by: stinky_mud_photography

Location: Manchac, Louisiana

A gator enjoying the June citrus sunset.

Submitted by: south_louisiana_and_beyond

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

I love Tangipahoa Parish for its history, town and country feel and many great events they have. We have moved to Hammond and I’m loving it!!

Submitted by: stinky_mud_photography

Location: Tangipahoa Parish

Splish Splash Exit

Submitted by: stinky_mud_photography

Location: Ponchatoula, Louisiana

For as long as I can remember, Ponchatoula has had an alligator in a cage in the center of Town. Who all visits ‘Ole Hardhide’ on the regular? You can find him right next to the railroad tracks by the Country Market and Paul’s Cafe.

Submitted by: stinky_mud_photography

Location: Joyce Wildlife Management Area

Tri-Colored Cypress

Submitted by: stinky_mud_photography

Location: Joyce Wildlife Management Area

Spotted several Prothonotary Warbler’s while walking down the Joyce Wildlife Management Area swamp walk today.

Submitted by: stinky_mud_photography

Location: Manchac, Louisiana

Manchac Captured

Submitted by: stinky_mud_photography

Location: Manchac, Louisiana

The Crab Catcher

Submitted by: stinky_mud_photography

Location: Manchac, Louisiana

The Crab Catcher

Submitted by: stinky_mud_photography

Location: Manchac, Louisiana

Purple haze, purple haze

Submitted by: stinky_mud_photography

Location: Ponchatoula, Louisiana

St Joseph Catholic Church, a Ponchatoula Staple.

Submitted by: liileaux

Location: Downtown Hammond, Louisiana

Submitted by: south_louisiana_and_beyond

Location: Amite, Louisiana

Tangi Talk Barber Shop

Submitted by: bidmedia

Location: Tickfaw, Louisiana

The 11th Annual Tickfaw Italian Festival 2019

Submitted by: stinky_mud_photography

Location: Tangipahoa Parish

The Emerald Golden Magnolia is a favorite.

Submitted by: stinky_mud_photography

Location: Ponchatoula, Louisiana

2019 Ponchatoula Strawberry Festival Parade. What a great town to live in!

Submitted by: stinky_mud_photography

Location: Ponchatoula, Louisiana

Moments brought to you from the deep dark swamps of Louisiana.

Submitted by: stinky_mud_photography

Location: Tangipahoa Parish

Clear and sunny skies.

Submitted by: ts_are_the_days

Location: Tangipahoa Parish

Simply beautiful

Submitted by: Antoinette Harrell

Location: Kentwood, LA

Ivy Shanks was known for his fresh produce in Kentwood.

Submitted by: Antoinette Harrell

Location: Tangipahoa Parish

The funeral services of Mrs. Vera Buckhalter Womack.

Submitted by: Antoinette Harrell

Location: Kentwood, LA

The sweetest tasting watermelons from Mr. Spencer of Kentwood.

Submitted by: sweetpeak.snoballs

Location: Tangipahoa Parish

In honor of Strawberry Festival, come try our chocolate covered strawberry!

Submitted by: careybrooks_

Location: Hammond, LA

Robert St. View

Submitted by: Carol Crayton Tate

Location: Tangipahoa Parish

Submitted by: csbourg

Location: Hammond, LA

Submitted by: hoover_mary

Location: Tangipahoa Parish

Submitted by: teamtangipahoa

Location: Independence, LA

The Independence Italian Cultural Museum is a staple in our Parish!

Submitted by: hoover_mary

Location: Tangipahoa Parish

Submitted by: jamesbryce_

Location: Hammond, LA

I wondered what they would do with this old tire shop for years and just a few days ago i drove by a it was gone. It was demolished hopefully for a new Hammond icon.

Submitted by: jessecbrooks

Location: Tangipahoa Parish

Basketball camp held at the home of retired vet Clayton Arline, 68, of Independence, for rural Tangipahoa Parish youth.

Submitted by: jessicahillphotography

Location: Hammond, LA

Hammond, America

Submitted by: Libby Rose

Location: Tangipahoa Parish

Crittenden House Barn built in 1854. Many old barns in Tangi, reminds me of all the hard work our families did to give us the American dream. A daily reminder to not squander the blessings we have been given!

Submitted by: Ron Harrell

Location: Kentwood, LA

Like the White Magnolia Barn, these cottages were constructed with aged pine and beams, and are part of the White Magnolia Estate. They offer modern, yet country-inspired accommodations.

Submitted by: Ron Harrell

Location: Kentwood, LA

The White Magnolia is an elegant country venue situated on a family-owned and well-manicured 110 acre working Quarter horse and commercial cattle farm. The grand barn sits atop a 350 ft. hill, one of the highest in Tangipahoa Parish.

Submitted by: Rooted Arts Project

Location: Tangipahoa Parish

Beautiful dance and art in our community.

Submitted by: Taylor Mathews Schroeder

Location: Tangipahoa Parish

Crazy Snow Day!

Submitted by: Anneliese Estelle Beatty

Location: Tangipahoa Parish

Submitted by: Ashely Sims

Location: Tangipahoa Parish

Submitted by: Ashley Sims

Location: Tangipahoa Parish

Clear and sunny skies.

Submitted by: Jacob Currier

Location: Amite, LA

St. Helena Catholic Church was founded in Amite City in 1868. Since that time there has always been a Catholic Church on the corner South First St and W Chestnut St in Amite. The irst church was destroyed in the 1908 Tornado. The second church was destroyed in the 1940 Tornado. Still the faithful of the parish persevered and rebuilt again.

Submitted by: Jacob Currier

Location: Ponchatoula, LA

Rosaryville is the Catholic Retreat center located on the southern end of our Parish. It as long been seen as a place of peace and solitude where many from all corners of this country have encountered God. Rosary Hall is the main building of the campus housing the chapel, dining hall, administration, and dorm rooms. The image in the center depicts Mary, the mother of Jesus, giving the rosary to St. Dominic.

Submitted by: Jacob Currier

Location: Amite City, LA

Amite City, founded in 1861, is the Parish Seat of Tangipahoa. It sits at the cross roads of US 51, LA 16, and the Canadian National Railroad (formerly Illinois Central). This aerial view shows most of downtown Amite on an early spring morning including: The Hotel Ponder, Amite Community Center, St. Helena Catholic Church, the Tangipahoa Parish Court House, Amite Library, and the five time state football champion Amite High School.

Submitted by: Jeffrey Talbot

Location: Tangipahoa Parish

Submitted by: Sharon James Smith

Location: Amite, LA

Beautiful stained glass chapel windows at Church of the Incarnation Protestant Episcopal in Amite, La. The church was incorporated in 1871.

Submitted by: awesome_mr._opossum

Location: Ponchatoula, Louisiana

Original cornerstone of First A.M.E. Zion Church Ponchatoula Kiwanis Park. Founder Arthur Tasker Survived slavery,founded a church, and served as Mayor of the City of Ponchatoula. The church was moved, but Tasker’s tombstone remains in the park.

Submitted by: awesome_mr._oppossum

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

Greater St. James A.M.E. Church 311 E. Michigan St.Hammond,La. Congregation originally founded in 1867 by Rev. Charles Daggs a survivor of slavery and a U.S. Navy veteran.

Submitted by: best_aprilha

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

This is one of my favorite places to take pictures, one of Hammond’s secret alley ways, it’s so beautiful!

Submitted by: best_aprilha

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

This is one of my favorite places to take pictures, one of Hammond’s secret alley ways, it’s so beautiful!

Submitted by: best_aprilha

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

This is one of my favorite places to take pictures, one of Hammond’s secret alley ways, it’s so beautiful!

Submitted by: bighershey

Location: Bedico, Louisiana

First shot of the beautiful Louisiana spring greenery!

Submitted by: bighershey

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

The other day at Zemurray Park.

Submitted by: chauvinphotography

Location: Tangipahoa Parish

Submitted by: chauvinphotography

Location: Amite City, Louisiana

Submitted by: chauvinphotography

Location: Amite City, Louisiana

Submitted by: chauvinphotography

Location: Tangipahoa Parish

Submitted by: chauvinphotography

Location: Tangipahoa Parish

Submitted by: chauvinphotography

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

Submitted by: chauvinphotography

Location: Tangipahoa Parish

Submitted by: chauvinphotography

Location: Tangipahoa Parish

Submitted by: jamesbryce

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

Fourth of July downtown Hammond, it was a very massive display that brought our town together.

Submitted by: jessecbrooks

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

Now they’ve got me on the run

Chasing ghosts on Hwy 51…

Submitted by: jessecbrooks

Location: Joyce Wildlife Management Area

I was out recently taking some extra Ponchatoula area photos to pair with my work.

Submitted by: krewe_of_erin

Location: Ponchatoula, Louisiana

Kilts of Many Colours 2019

Old St. Joseph Church Ponchatoula

Submitted by: krewe_of_erin

Location: Ponchatoula, Louisiana

Will Ed Butler House Ponchatoula Krewe of Erin Tea.

Submitted by: Luther Tolliver

Location: Amite City, Louisiana

Tangipahoa Parish, Amite City

Submitted by: Luther Tolliver

Location: Kentwood, Louisiana

Town of Kentwood Louisiana

Submitted by: Mike’s Photographic Art

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

This is probably my favorite area in Hammond, mostly because of the Peter Hammond sight and the beautiful historic homes.

Submitted by: Neenah Thomas

Location: Loranger, Louisiana

Country Living

Submitted by: Neenah Thomas

Location: Tangipahoa River

Submitted by: phil_kimweaver

Location: Pumpkin Center, Louisiana

Jerusalem Baptist Church

Submitted by: Sammy Trombatore

Location: Amite, Louisiana

Blythewood Plantation in Amite

Submitted by: Sammy Trombatore

Location: Loranger, Louisiana

Morning drive on Simmons Farm Road in Loranger.

Submitted by: Sammy Trombatore

Location: Tangipahoa River

Summer on the Tangipahoa River.

Submitted by: Scott Maurin

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

Hammond Station

Submitted by: histgirl13

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

Stewart Monument - Erected in 1909 with donations from Hammond, and across the country. The monument honors the heroic act of Francis G. Stewart who died saving a small boy from being hit by a train.

Submitted by: tarahime

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

Hammond Rocks!