Historical Markers in Sentell, Louisiana

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Historical Markers in Sentell, Louisiana

1 ► Louisiana, Caddo Parish, Sentell — Cash Point Plantation — 1839 — Historic Site —

Typical of the large river plantation of the mid-nineteenth century, the 1,647 acres were located on both the Caddo and Bossier sides of the Red River. Beginning in 1839, Cash Point Plantation was successively owned by several large land owners of . . . — — Map (db m175958) HM

2 ► Louisiana, Caddo Parish, Sentell — Cash Point School — A Rosenwald School — Historic Site —

The former Rosenwald School at Cash Point was built in 1923-24 for a cost of $2,300.00 as a two teacher frame school. The Rosenwald Fund was developed by Julius Rosenwald, CEO of Sears, Roebuck & Company, and educator, Booker T. Washington in . . . — — Map (db m175959) HM

3 ► Louisiana, Caddo Parish, Sentell — Cash Point-Gold Point-Buckhall Plantations — 1839 — Historic Site —

Three historic plantations, Cash Point, Gold Point, and Buckhall Plantations, date back to 1839, when they were purchased by James Belton Pickett, Paulina de Graffenried, and James Blair Gilmer. The Buckhall portion on the north and east side was . . . — — Map (db m175957) HM

4 ► Louisiana, Caddo Parish, Sentell — Dixie Gin — Historic Site —

The first cotton gin on this site was built by John M. Sentell circa 1895. It was a wooden structure painted red and known as The Red Gin. It burned and was replaced by the current structure circa 1933. In 1953 Lowry and Wash Sentell modernized the . . . — — Map (db m175852) HM

5 ► Louisiana, Caddo Parish, Sentell — Mounds Plantation — Historic Site —

The largest ceremonial center of the Caddo Indians in Louisiana, this site originally included seven mounds arranged around a large plaza. The Caddo Indians lived at this site between 900 and 1200 A.D. — — Map (db m175851) HM

6 ► Louisiana, Caddo Parish, Sentell — Pickett Place Plantation — Historic Site —

One of the many properties acquired by James Belton Pickett in the period following the succession of the Caddo Indian lands to the United States, c. 1837. Pickett, of South Carolina, came to this area c. 1836. He became one of the founders of . . . — — Map (db m175853) HM

7 ► Louisiana, Caddo Parish, Sentell — Pittman Plantation Home — 1912 — Historic Site —

In 1899, the large landholdings of James Pickett, one of the founders of Shreveport, began a series of ownership changes. In 1912, Samuel S. Pittman and his wife, Pattie, purchased land in Section 14, formerly held by James Pickett. The house, built . . . — — Map (db m175956) HM

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