Our home

A historic home, a place of peace.

Inside and outside our 1901–1904 home on East Saint Peter Street: the foyer staircase, visitation parlors, a veteran's dedication and the front porch.

Evangeline Funeral Home's white two-story building with its wraparound porch and green shutters — Our two-story home on East Saint Peter Street, built between 1901 and 1904, with its wraparound porch.

The foyer and carved wooden staircase at Evangeline Funeral Home — The foyer, with its carved wooden staircase, fluted columns and paneled walls.

A signature dedication with a folded flag and candles in the chapel — A veteran's signature dedication: a folded flag, medals in a shadow box, red roses and candles.

A quiet parlor with chandelier, sofas and chairs for visitation — A visitation parlor with chandeliers, sofas and a memorial table.

The front porch with green shutters and wooden benches — A bench on the front porch, between tall windows and green shutters.

A visitation room with sofas, chairs and a memorial table — Chairs before a memorial table with a folded flag, roses and LSU football keepsakes.

The arrangement room where families plan services — A meeting room with a table and coffee station, beside a Dignity Memorial display.

The shaded front porch of Evangeline Funeral Home

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Whenever you need us, we'll answer.

If a death has occurred or is near, or you'd like to plan ahead, call (337) 364-1881 any time, day or night. A real person will answer.

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