Dorcheat Historical Association Museum
Preserving Our History For Future Generations
See a little of what the museum is all about in this short video
Dorcheat Museum Louisiana T​ravel Video
Dorcheat Museum Louisiana T​ravel Video
"The mission statement of the Dorcheat Historical Association & Museum, Inc. in Minden, Louisiana..is to establish and promote a strong sense of community pride by preserving our past for our future generations. We will make our patrons aware of Webster Parish’s historical assets and significance by promoting, teaching, involving, and displaying history in many unique ways. This will be not only for our community but for others outside of our area"
preservation of our past
MISSION STATEMENT
Museum Hours:
Tuesday - Friday 10:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.
Closed for Lunch from 1:00 - 2:00
Closed for various Holidays during the year.
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We will be glad to accommodate you outside our regular hours if at all possible.
Please call (318)377-3002.
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​Help ​Us Preserve Webster Parish History
​Help ​Us Preserve Webster Parish History
The Dorcheat Museum is a 501c3 organization so every dollar you give is tax deductible. Our mission to save our history depends on you! We now offer donations through Paypal or you can always mail your tax deductible donations to us.
Dorcheat Museum
P.O. Box 1094
Minden, LA 71058
Some Of What You Will See Inside
The Dorcheat Museum is a timeline of Webster Parish. From the days of the Caddo Indians we take you back to our pioneer families that made our area what it is. today. We highlight famous people from our area (from an Astronaut to Grammy Award winners), when Hollywood came to town ( movies that have been filmed in the area), famous athletes (we have had many including a Heisman Winner) and our churches and schools have played an important part of what Webster Parish is today. We include a tribute to our Military Men from Webster parish as well as a Civil War era display. We are a small museum with some impressive exhibits.
The Museum Takes You Through A Timeline Of Webster Parish Beginning With The Caddo Indians
1933 A Year Of Disasters
O'Bier Cabin At Christmas
The Days When Steam Powered Paddle Wheelers Traveled Bayou Dorcheat And Lake Bistineau
Since 1901 The Coca-Cola Bottling Company Of Minden And The Hunter Family
Were The Center Of Activity For Work And Play
The O'Bier Cabin Was Moved From Shongaloo , LA To It's Forever Home Inside The Museum
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