Located in central Louisiana lies a portion of land with much historical relevance. Originally known as Hidden Hill, today it is called Little Eva Plantation. Hidden Hill was the real-life inspiration for Harriet Beecher Stowe's classic anti-slavery novel Uncle Tom's Cabin and it is the birthplace of the famous American folk artist Clementine Hunter. In October 1987, our family under the corporate name of Natchitoches Pecans purchased 465 acres of Little Eva Plantation. Since then we began our journey of growing fancy Louisiana pecans for our many customers. There is an on- site gift store where visitors can "taste history" as well as orchard fresh pecans and pecan treats. Our gift shop is the best kept secret in Louisiana!

John T. Mac Dougall produces fine art with oil paint on canvas, linen, jute, and hemp. In some work, John makes his own paint from rare earth pigments from around the world. These are rare pigments and some are available only once.. When they are gone that's it.. when john works on linen, jute, or hemp, he prepares the surface and mounts the fabric himself. Critics have found no peers for his body of work. this is all original thought and style. some galleries and critics refer to it as primitive. The more stylish your surroundings, the more this work will be juxtaposed and certain to be the center of conversation. This work is for collectors and investors who are looking for appreciation over the years. all work is archival. John is a very serious and hard working artist .ty