Louisiana Governor's Mansion

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The Legacy of the Governor's Mansion
Since it was built in 1963, the Louisiana Governor’s Mansion has been the official residence of ten Louisiana governors.
Beginning with the administration of Jimmie Davis, the mansion has served as a home to the First Family of Louisiana and a place to conduct state business.
Additionally, the mansion serves as the headquarters of the non-profit organization, the Louisiana Governor’s Mansion Preservation Foundation. The mansion requires a robust staff to execute daily operations, and the First Lady’s staff operates within; thus, the mansion serves as a means of employment for an entire team of dedicated workers.

Legacy


Meet Our Governor
On October 14, 2023, Jeff Landry was elected to become the 57th Governor of Louisiana in a historic primary victory. He assumed office on January 8, 2024.
He now resides in the Louisiana Governor’s Mansion with his wife, Sharon, and their son, J.T. Together, the Landry family is proud to serve the people of Louisiana and to carry on the traditions of hospitality and leadership from this historic residence in Baton Rouge.




First Lady Sharon and JT
Meet Our First Family
On October 14, 2023, Jeff Landry was elected to become the 57th Governor of Louisiana in a historic primary victory. He assumed office on January 8, 2024.
Our Governor is dedicated to serving the community with integrity and passion. Together with the First Family, they embody the spirit of leadership and commitment to public service.
Explore Our Historic Mansion
Through our virtual tour, you can walk the halls, peek into historic rooms, and experience the Governor’s Mansion from anywhere in the world. More than just a fun way to explore, it’s a window into Louisiana’s rich history, culture, and traditions.







