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Shreveport History Saved and Repurposed! Everyone loves it when we post about the trolleys that used to run up and down the streets of Shreveport back in the day so when we heard about this, we couldn’t wait to share! Twin Blends: Northwest Louisiana History Hunters Teammate Robin Elston contacted us and shared this really cool story with us that we just had to share with our other teammates! Here’s the story in Robin’s own words! “My grandfather, Robert Lee Elston, owned property on a nearby la
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Shreveport History Saved and Repurposed! Everyone loves it when we post about the trolleys that used to run up and down the streets of Shreveport back in the day so when we heard about this, we couldn’t wait to share! Twin Blends: Northwest Louisiana History Hunters Teammate Robin Elston contacted us and shared this really cool story with us that we just had to share with our other teammates! Here’s the story in Robin’s own words! “My grandfather, Robert Lee Elston, owned property on a nearby la
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Shreveport Journal Building Then and Now! Founded by J. E. Goodwin in 1895, the Shreveport Evening Judge newspaper (later named the Shreveport Evening Journal in 1897) covered this area’s happenings for almost a century. According to the late Eric Brock, Goodwin was the grandfather of the late Mayor of Shreveport Calhoun Allen! Many of us remember reading the Shreveport Journal growing up and when the final edition rolled off the presses on March 30, 1991, the Journal said goodbye to not only th
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Shreveport Journal Building Then and Now! Founded by J. E. Goodwin in 1895, the Shreveport Evening Judge newspaper (later named the Shreveport Evening Journal in 1897) covered this area’s happenings for almost a century. According to the late Eric Brock, Goodwin was the grandfather of the late Mayor of Shreveport Calhoun Allen! Many of us remember reading the Shreveport Journal growing up and when the final edition rolled off the presses on March 30, 1991, the Journal said goodbye to not only th
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Out of the Past!!! The Empress 2816 steam train on its "Final Spike Tours" just blew through Oil City headed to Shreveport!! It’s a beauty!!! You should have seen all of the “train chasers” around it! I’m sure you will be seeing tons of beautiful photos on Facebook of this incredible train in the next few days! You definitely will wanna start following Bishop Taylor’s YouTube page “Louisiana Rail Productions”. Right now he’s probably leading the pack of chasers getting pictures and incredible vi
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Out of the Past!!! The Empress 2816 steam train on its "Final Spike Tours" just blew through Oil City headed to Shreveport!! It’s a beauty!!! You should have seen all of the “train chasers” around it! I’m sure you will be seeing tons of beautiful photos on Facebook of this incredible train in the next few days! You definitely will wanna start following Bishop Taylor’s YouTube page “Louisiana Rail Productions”. Right now he’s probably leading the pack of chasers getting pictures and incredible vi
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People ask us all of the time if there really were houses in downtown Shreveport back in the day! Well, the answer is YES, tons of them! We would like to focus on one of our favorite houses! The Hicks Mansion, residence of F. M. Hicks and later S. B. Hicks III and his family, stood at 416 Travis next to the Beck building. A Greek Revival mansion, built originally by the Howell family in the 1890s, was a downtown Shreveport landmark until its demolition in 1958. The Mid-South Tower now sits at th
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People ask us all of the time if there really were houses in downtown Shreveport back in the day! Well, the answer is YES, tons of them! We would like to focus on one of our favorite houses! The Hicks Mansion, residence of F. M. Hicks and later S. B. Hicks III and his family, stood at 416 Travis next to the Beck building. A Greek Revival mansion, built originally by the Howell family in the 1890s, was a downtown Shreveport landmark until its demolition in 1958. The Mid-South Tower now sits at th
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Wintery Blast Hits Shreveport in 1951 and 1962! With the threat of severe weather next week, we thought we would share these fun pictures that we found while researching at the Northwest Louisiana Archives at LSUS awhile back! It seems that 74 years ago in January of 1951, this area was hit with a “Winter Blast”! Some Shreveporters chose to ride the trollies to work instead of attempting to drive on the icy roads themselves. Others chose to enjoy the day in the snow at the famous “Thrill Hill”.
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Wintery Blast Hits Shreveport in 1951 and 1962! With the threat of severe weather next week, we thought we would share these fun pictures that we found while researching at the Northwest Louisiana Archives at LSUS awhile back! It seems that 74 years ago in January of 1951, this area was hit with a “Winter Blast”! Some Shreveporters chose to ride the trollies to work instead of attempting to drive on the icy roads themselves. Others chose to enjoy the day in the snow at the famous “Thrill Hill”.
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Faces of Shreveport’s Past: Mayor Ernest Bernstein! The reason we do what we do at Twin Blends: Northwest Louisiana History Hunters is to bring the past alive and honor those that came before us. With that being said, we would like to introduce you to someone very special! Ernest Ralph Bernstein, Mayor of Shreveport from 1906-1908. Mayor Bernstein and his family lived at 1239 Park Place. This section later became known as Fairfield Hill. This area today is where Fairfield Ave crosses over Inters
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Faces of Shreveport’s Past: Mayor Ernest Bernstein! The reason we do what we do at Twin Blends: Northwest Louisiana History Hunters is to bring the past alive and honor those that came before us. With that being said, we would like to introduce you to someone very special! Ernest Ralph Bernstein, Mayor of Shreveport from 1906-1908. Mayor Bernstein and his family lived at 1239 Park Place. This section later became known as Fairfield Hill. This area today is where Fairfield Ave crosses over Inters
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Ever wondered what the Shreveport riverfront looked like before the casinos? Well, here’s your chance to see! There was a cotton compress, as well as other businesses down there back in the day. There was a Strand Street and a Bossier Street among others. If you want to learn more, be sure to do a Facebook search for “Twin Blends Shreveport Riverfront, or “Twin Blends Cotton Compress”. | Twin Blends: Northwest Louisiana History Hunters
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Ever wondered what the Shreveport riverfront looked like before the casinos? Well, here’s your chance to see! There was a cotton compress, as well as other businesses down there back in the day. There was a Strand Street and a Bossier Street among others. If you want to learn more, be sure to do a Facebook search for “Twin Blends Shreveport Riverfront, or “Twin Blends Cotton Compress”. | Twin Blends: Northwest Louisiana History Hunters
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Shreveport Trolley/Bus Barn! Everyone loves talking about the trolleys that used to run all over Shreveport back in the day. Trackless Trolleys or buses (as they would later be known as when diesel engines were added) have always captured people's imaginations. At one time, kids could board a trolley without their parents at one end of town and ride to downtown Shreveport and enjoy a movie at one of the theaters then ride back home! Since we uncovered so many photos of trolleys at the old trolle
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Shreveport Trolley/Bus Barn! Everyone loves talking about the trolleys that used to run all over Shreveport back in the day. Trackless Trolleys or buses (as they would later be known as when diesel engines were added) have always captured people's imaginations. At one time, kids could board a trolley without their parents at one end of town and ride to downtown Shreveport and enjoy a movie at one of the theaters then ride back home! On May 26, 1965 trackless trolley driver B.E. Guy drove up to t
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Return of the Capri! We absolutely love that this theater at 620 Milam Street in downtown Shreveport, LA is being revitalized! If you know anything about Shreveport history, you know that this was once the Saenger Theater and then eventually the Capri Theater! Well, the Capri is back in all it’s glory!The Saenger Theater was opened March 26, 1911. In the early-1940’s the Saenger Theatre was operated by Paramount-Richards, Inc. On March 24, 1967 it was renamed Capri Theater. Later it was converte
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Shreveport History Saved! We love uncovering Shreveport history and this story was right up our alley!!! Shelby Methvien contacted us the other day and asked us if we knew where a Fulton Market used to be on Texas Street. We said Yes!!! We know exactly where it once sat!!! It just so happens it sat beside the old Dripp Donut building that was just demolished. As a matter of fact, you can see it clearly in the photos we shared of the Dripp building from the 1920s! At one time it was also located
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Shreveport Journal: A Look Back! Founded by J. E. Goodwin in 1895, the Shreveport Journal newspaper covered this area’s happenings for almost a century. As the final edition rolled off the presses on March 30, 1991, the Journal said goodbye to not only the citizens it served but to the workers who had among themselves become family. Journal employees like Jack Barham, Nico Van Thyn, John James Marshall, Jerry Byrd, Scott Ferrell, J. Frank McAneny, Doug Perry, Lloyd Stilley, Perry Keith, Teddy Al
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A funeral was held for the eight children killed in a mass shooting in Shreveport, Louisiana. The victims included seven siblings and a cousin aged from three to 11. #cnn #news #us
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Driving Through Shreveport Louisiana - What to See on a Short Drive
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Top 5 Must-Visit Places in Louisiana
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Experiencing Shreveport: A Fun Ride
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All Too Well vibes at Rhino Coffee Uptown — Shreveport, LA
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Meet Me in Shreveport, Louisiana!
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From what used to be a bank holding vaults of cash, 229 Milam street now holds some of Northwest Louisiana’s most Luxurious Condos. Step inside and see what it would be like to live at 229 Milam Street in Shreveport, Huge shoutout to the listing agent Meredith Johnson for allowing us to film her beautiful listing. Listing Office: Coldwell Banker Apex, REALTORS, #shreveport #luxuryhomes #realestate #history #fyp
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Discover the Magic of Shreveport, Louisiana
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