The Louisiana State Exhibit Museum is a cultural institution located in Shreveport, Louisiana. It was built as part of the New Deal’s Public Works projects and features an ultra-modern style. The museum is home to various exhibits, including dioramas and natural history displays.
One of the museum's notable collections is its Native American artifacts, which include items from Poverty Point and the Caddo Nation. The museum also features exhibits on regional and national history, as well as original works by local artists.
The museum has a collection of historic signatures, known as Autographing History, which was loaned by Gloria B. Meyer. This collection includes documents bearing the signatures of notable figures such as George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Abraham Lincoln.
The museum offers educational programming and has a variety of exhibits and displays that showcase the history and culture of Louisiana. Visitors can tour the museum and learn about its collections, which include dioramas, natural history exhibits, and regional art.
It is located in Shreveport and offers a unique look at the state's history and culture.
