Magnolia remained a prominent cotton-producing plantation for over a century. It was viewed as spectacular as a result of the cultivating innovations, for example, the cotton picking tractors and cotton gins and a 11 by 30-foot wooden screw cotton press. Ambroise and Julia's little girl Ursula and her husband Matthew …show more content…
Neighbors say they sometimes hear the killed owner's shouts and feel his presence. Blacksmiths would fuse voodoo images on the crosses that marked LeComte graves. The slaves frequently used voodoo curses on their harsh owners. In the main house, there is a room known as "The Dying Room". It is said that a significant number of Magnolia's occupants went to this space to be killed. This room additionally housed a Union Major, who was gradually harmed and headed to frenzy by his Confederate soldiers. Visitors have reported seeing a man's deformed face show up in the window and during full moons, the kitchen door opens and foggy things creep around staring them in the face and crawling on their hands and