Rosepine Louisiana Late 1920s. Looking North on Highway 171.
The Rosepine Historical Society is currently in the process of transferring the park area to the Town of Rosepine for continued community use and care. The Rosepine Historical Society will continue to organize and host community events, including Easter, Halloween, the Tree Lighting, and more.
Rosepine Evans Historical Park It has been a dream for the Rosepine Historical Society to build a park since it began in 2000 as the closest walking park is in the town of DeRidder, which is ten miles away from some residents of the Rosepine...
Photograph Archive The Rosepine Historical Society first collected photographic images with the start of the first published history book of Rosepine and the town and it's people. The collection...
Contact the Rosepine Historical Society The Rosepine Historical Society focuses on celebrating our history through events, publications, and recognition programs. We welcome your questions and...
Administration About Us Contact Us Photo Gallery Rosepine Evans Park Sitemap The Legacy - A Poem Sales History Book of Rosepine Memorial Bench and Plaque Rosepine...
The Legacy - A Poem Written by: Ruby L. Robinson June 2002 for the Rosepine Centennial Celebration Born in the year 1902In a forest of stately pinesAn undergrowth of rosesAlong a busy railroad line. Her...
Rosepine Historical Society The Rosepine Historical Society is a non-profit organization formed in 2000 with the goal to preserve the rich history of Rosepine, Louisiana. The mission set forth is...
A Taste of Cooking - Past and Present This cookbook is dedicated to the wonderful cooks of Rosepine both past and present whose artful creations have sustained their families with nourishment as well as treasure memories of food and home. Rosepine has a rich history and that includes the family reunions, church functions, club meetings, and get togethers where food and fellowship are the highlight of the event. The Rosepine Historical Society...
Custom Bench and Granite Plaque The Rosepine Historical Society is a non-profit organization formed in the year 2000. Our goal is to preserve the history of Rosepine, Louisiana and improve our community by adding a much needed city park - The Rosepine Evans Historical Park. Purchase a custom made bench to honor the legacy and memory of loved ones. The bench is a black steel memorial bench and mounted in concrete. The plaque is made of granite...
A Record of Rosepine History Rosepine was a boom town due to the lumber industry. In 1903 it had a bank, a lumber company, 2 hotels, 5 dry goods & hardware stores, 7 saloons, 3 grocery stores, 1 drug store, one barber shop, 3 restaurants, 2 churches, and 1 school. Proclamation declared Rosepine's boundaries: Section (3) and Four (4) of Township Two (2) South of Range Nine (9) West Vernon Parish. The town has evolved, returning to a viable town...
The Rosepine Historical Society was formed to create a park where our community could come together - to walk, relax, connect, and enjoy the outdoors. The park is here, but it’s an ongoing project, and we’re always working to make it better, one step at a time. Whether it’s helping with improvements, dreaming up future additions, or simply supporting the effort, there’s room for everyone to get involved.
We’d love to welcome you! Whether you're excited about the park project, looking to meet your neighbors, or just want to lend a hand, becoming a member of the RHS is a great place to start. Our monthly meetings are open to all.
We’re always happy to see new faces! If membership isn’t your thing but you’d still like to help, we welcome volunteers, donations of time or materials, or even just a friendly hello. Email us and drop us a line - we’d love to hear from you!
Rosepine Historical Society
Rosepine, Louisiana
Email: rosepinehistoricalsociety@gmail.com
