431 S. Market Street Built by Harvey Wier, the home is constructed with stone brought by train from West Texas and is reminiscent of a Spanish ranch style. Many fossils can be found in the stones that make up the exterior walls. The home once featured one of the first air conditioning systems built into …

116 N. Union Street One of the earliest fire companies in Louisiana, Hope, Hook and Ladder was organized in 1871. In 1901, a wood structure, that featured a curved façade on the northwest side, was completed. The present structure was built at a cost of $9,500. It houses the Firemen’s Museum, containing many artifacts of …

908 S. Market Street Opelousas physician Dr. William C. Littell, who practiced in Opelousas from the late 1930s, and for several decades, built this simple one-story Colonial Revival home. Later Dr. Robert and Gillis Bienvenu Lockett owned the home.

819 S. Court Street Built by attorney W.C. Perrault, this home was constructed with cypress weatherboard. The surrounding block of residences all belonged to members of the Perrault family at one time.