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This museum covers the history of the indigenous people of the area, predominant prior to Marc Eliche's establishment of a trading post in 1794 and the inevitable colonization of Europeans and European Americans to follow. In the vicinity of Marksville are burial/ceremonial mounds of native people origin, but, due to funding cuts, they are seldomly open.
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Arguably the biggest attraction in town, with a casino, buffet and restaurants, attractive pool for hotel guests, and live entertainment from fairly major headliners. It also has a nice swamp diorama complete with gators and Spanish moss-draped cypress trees in its atrium.
Marks the site of the Edwards Plantation, one of the estates where Solomon Northrup was forced into servitude.
Representative Creole settler house from the 1820s.