National Register of Historic Places listings in Richland Parish, Louisiana facts for kids

Location of Richland Parish in Louisiana

Hey there! Have you ever wondered about really old and special buildings or places in your town? In Richland Parish, Louisiana, there are some amazing spots that are so important, they're on a special list called the National Register of Historic Places.

This list helps protect places that tell us about history, like old homes, schools, or even a baseball park! When a place is on this list, it means it's super important to the history of the United States. There are 9 places in Richland Parish that are currently on this list. One place used to be on the list but isn't anymore. Let's explore some of these cool historic spots!

Cool Historic Places in Richland Parish

The National Register of Historic Places is like a hall of fame for buildings, structures, objects, sites, and districts that are important to American history. It's managed by the National Park Service. Getting on this list helps keep these places safe and preserved for future generations to enjoy and learn from.

Historic Spots in Delhi

The town of Delhi has a few special places on the National Register.

• The Delhi Municipal Baseball Park was added to the list on January 28, 2000. Imagine playing baseball where people have been playing for decades! It's located at Chicago and Louisiana Streets.
• The Downtown Delhi Historic District became historic on March 14, 1997. This isn't just one building; it's a whole area! It includes buildings along 1st Street and Broadway, showing how the town center used to look.
• The Miles-Hanna House joined the list on October 18, 1996. This historic home is found at 206 Charter Street.

Rayville's Historic Treasures

Rayville, another town in Richland Parish, also has several important historic sites.

• The Poplar Chapel AME Church was recognized on June 2, 1989. Churches often play a big role in a community's history, and this one is on Louisiana Highway 135.
• Rayville High School became a historic place on October 29, 1992. This old school building, located at 109 Madeline Street, holds many memories for people who grew up in Rayville.
• The Nonnie Roark Rhymes Memorial Library was added to the list on November 2, 1990. Libraries are places of learning and community, and this one at 206 South Louisa Street is very special.
• St. David's Episcopal Church in Rayville was listed on September 27, 2007. You can find this church at 834 Louisa Street.
• The Trio Plantation House joined the list on February 26, 1999. This historic house is located at 312 Trio Road.

A Special Place in Alto

The small community of Alto has one unique spot on the list.

• The Vickers House was added on May 15, 1986. This historic home is located on Louisiana Highway 15.

Former Listing

Sometimes, a place might be removed from the National Register. This can happen if the building is changed too much or if it's unfortunately destroyed.

• The Mangham State Bank Building in Mangham was listed on May 9, 1985, but it was removed from the list on May 2, 2016. It used to be at Main and Horace Streets.

Images for kids

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  The historic downtown area of Delhi.

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  The old Rayville High School building.

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  The historic Rhymes Memorial Library.