- Welcome to the West Baton Rouge Museum
- Current Exhibits
- Historic Structures
Welcome To
The West Baton Rouge Museum
In the interest of our parish,
Three Hundred Years of History in West Baton Rouge.
Our dynamic permanent exhibits give you a comprehensive view about our history the best online casino from the Native Americans and European Exploration to contemporary times. Get a hands on experience with the artifacts in our collection and see the importance of industry that made Louisiana at one time the richest state in the south. - Read More
West Baton Rouge Museum
Current Exhibits
Always something new at the WBR Museum
We have exciting and thought provoking exhibits on display in 2011, Testimony of Fire: Frederick Douglass’s Connection to Louisiana casino na internet Politics, Civil War Quilt Challenge, Portraits in Gray, Cathartic Art: Remembering 9/11, Morley, the Vanished Lumber Town, A World Turned Upside Down: Civil kasyno internetowe War Homefront Perspectives, Brusly High School Centennial Anniversary and more with rarely seen works and objects to pique your interest. We feature workshops, lectures, films and festivals including Sugar Fest. Come visit us, we'd be happy to see you - Read More
West Baton Rouge Museum
Historic Structures
Experience the 19th Century for yourself!
Our historic structures bring you back to a time that is not forgotten and preserved for you and your children to come and explore and learn from our history. The Aillet House, Allendale Plantation Cabins, Arboroth Plantation Store, are our showcase exhibits, with period furnishing and other artifacts. - Read More
West Baton Rouge Museum News
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Watch the Broadcast of 9News This Morning From the West Baton Rouge Museum Online
The broadcast from when 9News This Morning came to the West Baton Rouge Museum on April 26th is now available online! Click here to watch the broadcastin West Baton Rouge Museum News
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Talk 107.3 Radio Interview with Lauren Davis and Jeannie Luckett
On February 3rd, 2013, Curator Lauren Davis and Education Curator Jeannie Luckett appeared on the talk show Community Concerns. Community Concerns is a weekly public affairs program heard on every Sunday from 7:00 to 8:00 AM. Our guests are experts in their fields, and our topics run the gamut from…in West Baton Rouge Museum News
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West Baton Rouge Historical Association’s Collection to be Added to the National Portal
The West Baton Rouge Museum is in the process of adding the West Baton Rouge Historical Association's collection to the National Portal, a digital database sponsored by American Heritage and the American Association for State and Local History. The National Portal is a massive, multiyear project to provide information on…in West Baton Rouge Museum News
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West Baton Rouge: People, Places, Progress
Faye Phillips, general editor of The History of West Baton Rouge Parish: People, Places, Progress, entertained a packed Brick Gallery at the West Baton Rouge Museum on September 16 as she described the updated history of the parish at the Ethel Claiborne Dameron lecture sponsored by the West Baton Rouge…in West Baton Rouge Museum News
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Museum’s Video Wins Telly Award
The new film, West Baton Rouge Museum, created by Dale A. Smith of Multi-Media Productions and produced by the West Baton Rouge Museum has won a 2012 Telly award in the category History/Biography. The West Baton Rouge Museum’s video has been selected from nominations from all 50 states and 5…in West Baton Rouge Museum News
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American Legion Memorabilia
This month's featured artifact is an American Legion cap that belonged to Thomas Erwin "Tootie" Landry. Mr. Landry served in the Navy during World War II. The cap is a navy wool with a pelican and the American Legion insignia embroidered on it. Mr. Landry…in Featured Artifacts
