In 1992, Yoshihiro Hattori, a 16-year-old exchange student from Japan, was shot and killed when he accidentally approached the wrong house on his way to a party in Baton Rouge. In his memory,...
We dedicate this oak to Rev. Dr. Steve J. Crump in gratitude for 36 years of ministry and dedication to our congregation. Dedicated January 6, 2019
English This building was the centre of the Jewish community in Aberdare as a place of worship and a meeting house from 1887-1957 Welsh Yr adeilas hwn oedd canolfan cymuned Iddewif...
Designed by Tom Bendelow of Aberdeen Scotland. Known as the Johnny Appleseed of American Golf. Oldest municipal golf course in Baton Rouge. Est. in 1928; golden age of golf in America.
A roughhewn soldier of the Revolution, Thomas played a key role in the West Florida Rebellion, 1810, and served as district military commander in the Battle of New Orleans, 1815. The...
1900-1995 Self proclaimed "yard man" planted the now magnificent live oaks here in City Park
1955 The three columns set on this stone base were among the 12 cast-iron columns that supported the old Baton Rouge City Market and later, the original Picnic Hill Pavilion built in 1955.
From the late 1920's until the early 1940's City Park had a carousel that was housed in a large pagoda-style building. It had 54 horses hand- crafted by Irish immigrant Bartholomew Murphy.
July 23, 1963, "... We were looking at places that should've been open to everybody since everybody was paying public tax..." - Betty Claiborne, commenting on her 1963 arrest for attempting...
City Park Golf Course Architect Bendelow designed over 700 golf courses throughout the United States from the early 1900's to the 1930's including City Park in 1924.