Golden Meadow High School

A New Orleans firm, Favrot and Livaudais, designed the school; the same firm added the domes to the Thibodaux courthouse in 1903. The brick Classical Revival building has a two-story center block and a one-story wing on each side. It taught grades one through ten until 1933, when it won accreditation as a high school. Teams played almost from the start, and a band formed in 1939. The high school closed in 1966, merging with Larose-Cut Off High School to form South Lafourche High in Galliano. The building now houses a middle school.

Where it stands

Worth the stop nearby

• LUMCON DeFelice Marine Center — 26 mi
  The Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium's laboratory at the end of Highway 56, open for self-guided tours of aquaria and exhibits, an observation tower and a pond boardwalk.

More markers nearby

• Golden Meadow — 0.6 mi
• Galliano — 3.7 mi
• Leeville Cemetery — 9.4 mi
• Cote Blanche — 9.6 mi