The San Francisco Plantation House in Reserve, LA, a national landmark (1857). Edmond Bozonier Marmillion established the sugar plantation in 1825. However the family were not efficient managers of money; an early name for the plantation was St. Frusquin, from the French term sans fruscins ("without a penny"). The next owner, Achille D. Bougère, gave the plantation its current name. Frances Parkinson Keyes wrote a fictionalized depiction of the house and family in Steamboat Gothic in 1952.