Louisiana List of Confederate monuments and memorials

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1 louisiana

1.1 buildings
1.2 monuments

1.2.1 courthouse monuments
1.2.2 other public monuments


1.3 inhabited places
1.4 parks
1.5 roads
1.6 schools
1.7 former





louisiana

there @ least 91 public spaces confederate monuments in louisiana.


buildings

confederate memorial hall in new orleans



baton rouge: edmund kirby smith hall @ building louisiana state university (1965/ 2011)
thibodaux: p.g.t. beauregard hall @ nicholls state university (1961/ 2010). school named confederate general , later state governor francis t. nicholls
new orleans:

gibson hall @ tulane university (1894), named randall l. gibson
confederate memorial hall (1891), oldest museum in louisiana



monuments
courthouse monuments

alexandria: rapides parish confederate monument (1914)
benton: confederate soldier monument (1910)
caddo parish confederate monument, on grounds of caddo parish court house, shreveport, dedicated in 1906 udc, nrhp-listed
east feliciana parish – confederate soldiers monument in front of east feliciana courthouse clinton louisiana
franklin: confederate monument (1913)
lake charles: south s defenders monument (1915)
opelousas: confederate monument (1920)
port allen: henry watkins allen statue (1962)
shreveport: confederate monument (1906)
st. francisville: confederate monument (1903)
tallulah: confederate monument (1912)
winnfield: confederate monument (1926)

other public monuments

greenwood cemetery, new orleans



army of tennessee tomb, metairie cemetery, new orleans



baton rouge:

breckinridge s march monument (1931)
confederate monument (1886)
gov. francis t. nichols statue (1934)
gov. henry watkins allen statue (1934)
jefferson davis highway monument


belle chasse: judah p. benjamin monument (1968)
clinton: confederate monument (1909)
donaldsonville: fort butler memorial (1999)
gretna: jefferson davis highway marker
homer: confederate monument (1940)
johnson bayou: robert e. l statue (1984)
lafayette: brig. gen. j.j. alfred a. mouton statue (1922)
marthaville: unknown confederate soldier monument (1970)
minden: confederate monument (1933)
old pleasant hill

confederate memorial
lieutenant gen. richard taylor monument (1994)
red river campaign monument (1994)


new orleans:

confederate monument (1874), greenwood cemetery
army of tennessee tomb (1886) @ metairie cemetery, consisting of gothic chapel tomb containing 48 vaults, surmounted equestrian statue of albert sidney johnston. marble statue near tomb s entrance shows confederate sergeant calling roll. johnston, p. g. t. beauregard, , other confederate soldiers entombed there.


plaquemine: confederate memorial (1914)
shreveport: fort humbug confederate memorial (1927)
zachary: port hudson confederate monument (1930)

inhabited places

beauregard parish (1913)
jefferson davis parish (1912)
village of longstreet (unincorporated)
city of stonewall (named 1862, incorporated 1972)

parks

marthaville: rebel state historic site (1962)

roads

schools

de ridder:

beauregard alternative school
east beauregard elementary school (2001)
de ridder: east beauregard high school (1962)


monroe: robert e. lee junior high school
longville:

south beauregard elementary school
south beauregard high school


louisiana state university home of lsu tigers (1896) , lady tigers teams known fighting tigers named louisiana tigers, several confederate civil war regiments.
thibodaux: nicholls state university (1948), named csa brig. gen. francis redding tillou nicholls. school s mascot, colonel tillou, named nicholls.

former

to enforce 2015 city council decision, unsuccessfully challenged in court, in april , may 2017 city of new orleans began removal statues of jefferson davis; gen. robert e. lee, gen. pierre g.t. beauregard.








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