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Museum dedicated to state's oil and gas industry, focusing on the turn of the century in northwest Louisiana, as well as the offshore industry in modern times. Outside the museum, oil derricks, pumps, and equipment dot the yard around the museum, giving it a unique appearance and a reminder of an age gone by for this area. Exhibits inside give people a chance to see and experience what oil workers went through on the over-water rigs. Small library and archives available for researchers and people interested in this area of history.
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Watch large alligators being fed or look at deer, kangaroos goats, cotamundi, emu, etc; alternatively, do something a bit more bold and hold a baby gator. Also go-carting and ziplining.
America's largest garden park dedicated to roses, and is home to the American Rose Society.
Louisiana / Arkansas / Texas Meeting Point
Cement marker that shows where the states of Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas meet. Possible to be in all three states at once here! Park on the Louisiana side at Magnolia Clubhouse and walk 100 feet to the marker. Sitting next to tree by the roadside and an old abandoned service station.
RFC is a venue of independent, international, and classic cinema in downtown Shreveport. In addition to their daily film programming, they offer film and media production classes for all ages. Abby Singer's Bistro is on the second floor of the Robinson Film Center offering a full-service bistro and bar.