Baton Rouge Bathing Accident of 1906

On May 8th, 1906, local aristocrat, Andrew John Reed, was walking around his bathroom for a reason unknown, likely without motive, and he suddenly tripped and fell into his own bathtub. Only word of the cause was from Mr. Reed, proclaiming he wasn’t looking where he was going.
== Legacy ==
The incident gained recognition when the Baton Rouge Bathing Exhibition opened on October 7th, 1975, dedicating an entire room to the event, including the bathtub Mr. Reed fell into, the suit he was wearing during the accident, a sink from his former bathroom, a wall of detailed history on the event and the supposedly “haunted” nature of the mansion, a lock of hair from Mr. Reed, a preserved paw from his cat, Wilkins, and the door to his bathroom. It also includes other relics that weren’t part of the event, including “dried up hot springs”, dry pits in the ground of the room that guests can step into and take pictures of.