Marie Laveau, the legendary Voodoo Queen of New Orleans, remains an enigmatic figure shrouded in mystery and folklore. Born in 1801, she became a powerful spiritual leader, blending African, Native American, and Catholic traditions into a unique form of Voodoo. Her influence extended beyond the spiritual realm, as she was also a skilled herbalist, midwife, and community leader. People from all walks of life sought her guidance, from the wealthy elite to the enslaved. Marie Laveau’s legacy endures, captivating imaginations and inspiring countless stories. Here are 35 intriguing facts about this iconic figure that continue to fascinate and mystify.