WELCOME TO JACKSON, LOUISIANA HOME OF THE
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On East College Street, in the heart of the Old
Centenary College District, flags depicting the history of the Feliciana
Parishes proudly fly over the courtyard. At the rear of the museum park
area are buildings containing the cotton and grist mills, art and crafts
shops, and the Music Pavilion which houses the Mighty
Wurlitzer Organ.
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The Bonnie Blue Flag
On 9 January 1861, the Convention of the People of Mississippi adopted an Ordinance of Secession. With the announcement of the Ordinance, a large blue flag bearing a single white star was raised over the capitol building in Jackson. Click here to read more........ |
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Working Steam Railroad
circles the City. Click photo for more info. |
...Original Louisiana
Cotton Gin
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1920's gasoline powered grist mill
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Diorama depicting
the Battle of Jackson Click photo for more info. |
Also featuring Louisiana's only publicly
accessible and playing theatre pipe organ. Click photo for more info. |
Classic and vintage motor and
horse drawn vehicles. Click photo for more info. |
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DIRECTIONS From Baton Rouge, take I-110 north to U.S. 61 (exit 8B). Travel north on U.S. 61 for 12 miles, turn right on Highway 68. Travel east for 11.5 miles, turn left on Highway 10 at the traffic light. Travel two miles into Jackson, turn right on College St.. The museum is 2 blocks north on the right.
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The Republic of West Florida Historical Association
P.O.Box 1000, Jackson, La. 70748
For further info, email harv707@aol.com