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Historical Links
Below is a list of useful website addresses that contain local and
regional information about the history
of Caddo Parish. Please click on any of the
links to view that website.
Caddo-Pine Island Oil and Historical Museum
The Caddo-Pine Island Oil and Historical Museum is dedicated to the
history
and preservation of northwest Louisiana's natural resources,
especially its
rich oil history, mystical Caddo Lake of Louisiana and
Texas, and the peoples
that settled this region.
Louisiana State Oil and Gas Museum
The Louisiana Oil and Gas Museum exhibitions tell the story
of the industry's
rich history that all began here in Northwest Louisiana. There is also an
online video tour available for viewers
to watch.
The Historic Caddo Lake Drawbridge
The Caddo-Pine Island Oil and Historical Museum is dedicated to the
history
and preservation of northwest Louisiana's natural resources,
especially its
rich oil history, mystical Caddo Lake of Louisiana and
Texas, and the peoples
that settled this region.
Southeastern Genealogy
This website helps individuals find information on family
history. Also provides
links to other sites to gain birth or death certificates. Some
fees may apply.
LSUS Archives and Special Collections
The Noel Memorial
Library Archives serves as the most important resource
center for the preservation and study of the historical development of
Northwest Louisiana and the surrounding Red River Region, commonly known
as the Ark-La-Tex. The region has a rich and colorful heritage, and the
sources for this history must be collected, preserved, and made available
for students, researchers, and other writers.
Louisiana State University
(Shreveport)
The Louisiana State Exhibit Museum
The Louisiana State
Exhibit Museum is mission driven--its purpose is to
educate, promote tourism and to build community pride. Located on six
acres of state land at 3015 Greenwood Road, adjacent to the State
Fairgrounds, the museum is funded and operated by the Louisiana
Department of State under the direction of Secretary of State Fox
McKeithen.
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