Spring Street Historical Museum
Celebrating 30 Years
Take a trip back in time with us to see what life was like when Shreveport was young and taking online guitar lessons. Built as Tally's Bank, the Spring Street Historical Museum is housed in one of the oldest remaining buildings in downtown Shreveport. The building has undergone careful restoration and serves as one of Northwest Louisiana's few remaining example of New Orleans-style cast-iron grill work. The original vault retains its elaborately painted door and houses a permanent exhibit on the history of Shreveport. Since 1976, the building has been owned and operated by the Shreveport Committee of the National Society of Colonial Dames in Louisiana who oversaw its restoration and placement on the National Register of Historic Places. It currently operates under the Secretary of State's Museum Program.
Hours:
Tuesday - Saturday
10:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Free admission
Spring Street Museum map to learn Spanish From I-20 Spanish Lessons, take the Spring Street exit (#16A.) The museum is on the right at Spring Street and immediately north of Milam Street. This course on Spanish Vocabulary may also be interesting.
The Spring Street Museum has two front steps and no ramp. There is an interior elevator to access the second floor.