The historic Nottoway Resort, Louisiana's largest antebellum mansion, was destroyed by fire Thursday. Ten fire departments fought the blaze at the 166-year-old landmark.

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Nottoway Plantation was built in 1859 and the largest remaining antebellum mansion in the South, local government officials said.

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Nottoway Plantation, a historic landmark in Iberville Parish, Louisiana, was destroyed by a fire. Firefighters worked for over 18 hours to extinguish the blaze, which started in the attic.