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Herbert S. Ford Memorial Museum

Louisiana

519 South Main Street
Homer, LA 71040
United States

Website

https://www.hfordmuseum.com/

Homer was a departure point for Confederate soldiers during the Civil War and also served as a regional refugee center for persons fleeing Union occupied territory. The museum houses a fascinating collection of memorabilia and artifacts from the north Louisiana hill country, including Civil War items.

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