Rayne

Rayne, Louisiana, a vibrant community with deep historical roots, originally called Pouppeville, was renamed to honor the railroad engineer who laid its tracks in the 1800s. Renowned for its rich cultural heritage, the town is famously linked to the frog leg export business in the early 1900s, showcasing a unique aspect of its identity.

The city's notable attractions include St. Joseph Cemetery, recognized in Ripley's Believe It or Not as the only cemetery in the United States that faces north-south. Continuing its legacy, Rayne remains a spirited town inviting visitors to explore its local charms and historical significance.

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