I decided to jump the bayou, still in 87's neighborhood, and display a little different architecture than that on the previous page. This is the New Mount Herman Baptist Church. The design is pretty much universal for these country churches.
    The trees are very old, as are the graveyards. What can you say about them. These cemeteries are a part of the fabric of the community. The graves are not hidden in the ground. They are there. And, they make easy reading without having to kneel down. I enjoy reading the passages on the graves. But they are too short. Mine's going to have writing all over it. And a guest book. Don't expect any answers. I'll be retired.
  This graveyard is right next to the boat launch in Baldwin. 
  The stuff that has gone on under the limbs of these trees I,m sure is awing.     As awing as they are. Maybe.
  This graveyard, I think, is associated with Mt. Herman, about a quarter mile up Irish Bend Rd. It was down a two rut path. The chances I take for you folks.  No, they're my chances.
Spanish Moss, the ghost of the bayous.
  Now that I've mentioned Baldwin, let's go ahead and look at the Baldwin Page. Remember, this thing is just being put together, but I don't care if you see my mess. Let's look at the few pictures I have of Baldwin.