Louis Alexander de Breard Historic District (Monroe, Louisiana)
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One of Monroe's three designated historic districts. It is also a nationally recognized. It is named after Louis Alexander de Breard (1762-1831), a Frenchman who were among the first Europeans in 1799 to settle the Monroe area, then known as Fort Miro. He was a contemporary of Don Juan Filhiol (Jean Filhiol).
His homestead is the 1400-block of Riverside Drive. A marker was erected at 1412 Riverside Drive by the Daughters of the American Revolution.
His homestead is the 1400-block of Riverside Drive. A marker was erected at 1412 Riverside Drive by the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Coordinates: 32°31'3"N 92°7'36"W
- Plum Bayou Homesteads 216 km
- Gold Camp Road 1361 km
- Bear Cañon Agricultural District 1388 km
- Genesee Park 1433 km
- Trout Creek--Annex--Settele Ranch 1449 km
- Curecanti National Recreation Area 1530 km
- Mesa Verde National Park 1590 km
- Fort Huachuca 1728 km
- Walnut Canyon National Monument 1817 km
- Wupatki National Monument 1820 km
- Graphic Packaging (Georgia Pacific) Paper Mill 4.5 km
- Brownsville-Bawcomville, Louisiana 5.6 km
- Claiborne, Louisiana 7.2 km
- Drew, Louisiana 10 km
- Cheniere 12 km
- Cheniere Lake 12 km
- Calvert Crossing Golf Club 16 km
- Forksville 19 km
- Calhoun, Louisiana 22 km
- Indian Village, LA 27 km