Best places: Museums in Ruston, United States

Museum featuring exhibits on General Claire Chennault, plus local aviation & military history.

This warehouse, gift shop & museum is owned by the Robertson family of "Duck Dynasty" fame.

Guided tours of a 1913 mansion with antiques & English gardens, plus a Coca-Cola museum & gift shop.

👍👍 Thoroughly enjoyed this Museum. It is not huge but the displays are well done laid out great.

Gallery with multimedia exhibits on the accomplishments of the namesake sports leader.

This locally-owned museum dedicated to Bonnie & Clyde features exhibits & artifacts.

Colorful children's museum offering imaginative, interactive exhibits, along with events.

Home of the 2nd Bomb Wing & aviation museum housing vintage military aircraft & historical exhibits.

Museum attraction celebrating accomplishments by Louisiana athletes, coaches & sports stars.

Compact art museum in a circa-1914 house also offering educational programs & events.

Museum showcasing a wide range of historic US military uniforms, weapons, vehicles & more.

👍👍 Such a unique attraction! I was very impressed with the variety of the huge collection. Everywhere you look, even over head, there is an exhibit or a story. Touchstone was an amazing artist, the taxidermy is amazing. It was so realistic that it’s a little unnerving, but it’s nothing to worry about,...

🫤 I was very impressed with the building itself. I was, however, disappointed with the lack of directional signage and lighting that exists in the park. I attended a private event at the museum, and arrived well after dark. Being unfamiliar with the venue, I passed the security stand and proceeded to...

👍👍 Beautiful place to take pictures

👍👍 We stopped there on our way back to Atlanta...it was a really great experience (yesterday, May 12th)! Catharine (from the museum) explained everything to us very well and also gave us information about the surrounding area. Super interesting!!! It is definitely worth visiting the museum Many thanks...

Grand residence originally built in the early 1800s in the French-Creole style, now used for events.