Mansfield State Historic Site

5 reviews

+1 (318) 872-1474

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15149 Highway 175

Mansfield, LA 71052

+1 (318) 872-1474

http://www.crt.state.la.us

Mansfield State Historic Site is a destination that offers visitors a glimpse into the history and culture of the region.

With its well-preserved buildings and informative exhibits, the site provides a unique opportunity to learn about the past in a serene setting.

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5.05 reviews

Dani C.

5/29/2023

For this to be such a small museum,.. they did a great job. You start out by watching a video on the history (video is a little outdated) then you get to go through the museum. Very informative...

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Jenni C.

5/22/2020

Very neat little historic spot. Great for taking kids for a nature walk, get out of the house. Awesome little museum inside, great info!

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Dominik D.

1/10/2021

Did you know Shreveport was the confederate military capital of Louisiana? Learn this, and other interesting facts about a pivotal civil war battle.

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Billy Joe J.

6/25/2018

6/25/18. I honestly didn't know what to expect here. I knew it was a Civil War battlefield in a small, rural town. As far as what else may be here, and how it might be operated, my own ignorance,...

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Fred L.

8/3/2020

Go by and learn a little about history from Scott and his staff. They put a lot into educational programs, especially for the kids. Ask for the sweet potato coffee recipe.

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