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Lost Louisiana: The Krewe Begins
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  • ISBN: 9781634996471

Lost Louisiana: The Krewe Begins

Author(s): Jason Lykins
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Lost Louisiana immerses readers in Louisiana’s forgotten places, where decay, haunting sites, and history converge.

Lost Louisiana invites readers into the haunting world of Louisiana’s forgotten places, where decay tells powerful stories of the past.

Photographer/explorer Jason Lykins begins alone, venturing into crumbling prisons, derelict industrial sites, and overgrown bayou ruins. His solitary explorations uncover beauty in abandonment and history in the shadows. Then, a message from fellow explorer DeadlyKnot changes everything. A reluctant first meeting inside a decaying New Orleans nursing home sparks an unlikely collaboration—and the birth of Krewe du Exploration.

What follows is an exhilarating journey as the Krewe forms and sets out together, pushing deeper into Louisiana’s lost landscapes. From eerie ghost towns to majestic riverside relics, the team shares the thrills, risks, and discoveries that come with chasing the unknown side by side.

Blending striking photography, personal accounts, and the raw excitement of urban exploration, Lost Louisiana chronicles one man’s solitary quest that evolves into a shared adventure. It celebrates friendship forged in forgotten places and the enduring pull of the abandoned. For anyone drawn to mystery, history, and the road less traveled, this is an unforgettable ride with the Krewe.



ABOUT THE AUTHOR(S)
Jason Lykins, originally from Canada, now calls the Mississippi Gulf Coast home, where the proximity to New Orleans' French Quarter has become a significant influence on his work. His journey from the serene landscapes of Canada to the vibrant, historical streets of the oldest neighborhood in New Orleans reflects in his photography. Jason captures the essence of both the serene beaches of the Gulf Coast and the soulful, storied ambiance of the French Quarter, blending two distinct worlds through his lens, showcasing the beauty and complexity of his adopted region.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
ISBN: 9781634996471
FORMAT: Paperback
PUBLISHER: America Through Time
DATE: 11/26/2026
STATE: Louisiana
SERIES: America Through Time
IMAGES: 213
PAGES: 128
DIMENSIONS: 9.25 (w) x 6.5 (h)
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