Work Continues at 427/429 Crockett
Architect Jason Cram’s small but amazingly energetic crew is making good headway at 427/429...
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Category: Downtown History BLOG
All Aboard for Shreveport Railroad Museum!
The Shreveport Railroad Museum, co-located at 142 North Common with the Shreveport Water Works...
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More to Come for Andress
It’s been a wonderfully weird and mostly fun year for Jim Malsch, the owner of 717 Crockett...
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616 Milam Street Under Contract
We are happy to be able to let you know that 616 Milam Street, most recently open as...
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Texas Avenue’s Swiss Connection
Texas Avenue property owner Tom Monick likes precise things. This is no surprise as his career as...
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‘Neon’ Bridge Work Update
Work on the new ‘Bakowski Bridge of Lights’ over the Red River may mean a few traffic...
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Uptown Bar & Lounge Opens for Business
Supply chain issues, be darned. The lack of furniture that was absolutely, positively supposed to...
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A Look Inside 724 McNeil St.
In April of 1924, the doors to 724 McNeil opened for business to the strains of the El Karubah...
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Done & Dunn, 709 Texas’ New Life
The morning I called Drayden Dunn, he was at the pediatrician with son Christian, a brand new 1st...
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Work Underway on 421 Market St.
Chances are good that you have seen activity over the past month at 421 Market/220 Texas St., the...
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Downtown’s Department Stores
Downtown’s Department Stores: Where Memories were Made Several years ago, the...
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Downtown’s Era of ‘Legal’ Brothels
One of the most famous historical figures in Shreveport is a madam named Annie McCune, which in...
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