Whispers of the past speak to us through abandoned infrastructure, museums, and a few homesteads that survived the exciting and tumultuous birthing of America. The Alice C Plantation is a relic that endured the sands of time and stands today as a revitalized monument of architecture. The design style is commonly referred to as ''antebellum'' which means, pre-Civil War. These large homes are sculpted in memory of various influences. The Alice C was built by Jotham Bedell in the mid-1840s, where he was influenced by historic Greek and French Creole home designs. The home is on the National Register of Historic Places for the preservation and protection of its memory.