DeRidder Commercial Historic District

History

Contributing Properties

• Mullers, 121 South Washington Street,, built c. 1915
• Hicks Clothing Store, 119 South Washington Street,, built c. 1915
• Building at 115 South Washington Street,, built c. 1915
• House of Fashion/Crafts and Gem, 105-107 South Washington Street,, built c. 1930
• Old City Savings Bank, 101-103 South Washington Street,, built c. 1915
• DeRidder School of Beauty Culture, 109 West 1st Street,, built c. 1915
• Irvine's Drug Store, 111 West 1st Street,, built c. 1915
• Delia's Coin Shop, now Serenity Park, 117 West 1st Street,, built c. 1915. Building partly demolished between March and April 2008. Area converted to a park. A plaque mentioning Coin Shop is standing near the entrance.
• Dilk's Furniture, 119 West 1st Street,, built c. 1915. Building demolished some time between June 2014 and October 2015. Pillars and part of exterior walls still standing.
• Harper's, 105 North Washington Street,, built c. 1925
• Bradley's, 109 North Washington Street,, built c. 1925
• Daniel's Jewelers, now hosting Greater Beauregard Chamber of Commerce, 111 North Washington Street,, built c. 1925
• Old Lumberman's Bank, 117 North Washington Street,, built 1913
• Pedal and Splash, 125 North Washington Street,, built c.1905
• First National Bank, 131 North Washington Street,, built 1920
• Warehouse #1, 110 Block North Stewart Street,, built c.1925
• Warehouse #2, 110 Block North Stewart Street,, built c.1915
• Ridder Vacuum Cleaners and Sewing, 120 West 1st Street,, built c.1915
• E. Hartt Electrical Appliances/Smitty's Barber Shop, 118 West 1st Street,, built c. 1905
• Castle Mall, 201 North Washington Street,, built c.1905. Building no more in existence.
• Rogers Auto Parts, 215 North Washington Street,, built c.1905.
• Building at 217 North Washington Street,, built c.1905
• Reichley's Bakery, 219 North Washington Street,, built c.1905.
• Beauregard News/Reliance Press, 122 Shirley Street,, built c.1915. Building no more in existence.
• Cleaners, 120 Block Shirley Street,, built c.1925. Building no more in existence.
• Building at 100 Block Shirley Street,, built c.1915. Building no more in existence.
• The Railroad Depot, now Beauregard Museum, 120 South Washington Street,, built 1926.