Also known as the Lafayette Museum, the Alexandre Mouton House is a beloved historical landmark in Lafayette known for being the home of the 9th Governor, and first Democratic Governor, of Louisiana. The museum is, today, dedicated to promoting and conserving the culture and history of the Mouton Family in addition to the other many historically significant families that have called the house their home. Learn about the unique architecture and features of the home like the dogtrot that connects the kitchen to the home and the unique ways that the home's inhabitants lived. In addition to Alexandre Mouton, guests can learn about the lives of occupants like Judge Cornelius Voorhies, Samuel and Benjamin Paxton, and Dr. W.G. Mills.
1122 Lafayette Street, Lafayette, LA 70501, Phone: 337-234-2208