Washington, LA is located in St. Landry Parish.
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Arnaudville, Cankton, Grand Coteau, Eunice, Krotz Springs, Leonville, Melville, Palmetto, Port Barre, Sunset and the parish seat of Opelousas are nearby. Links lead to AcadianaNeighborhoods.com pages.
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THE 7, real estate agents with COLDWELL BANKER Pelican Real Estate, welcome you to Washington, Louisiana!
In addition to our city tour complete with photos and descriptions, we provide information about schools, events, demographic information and more below.
Also, a list of neighborhoods and subdivisions in historic Washington are provided at the bottom of this page.
Whether buying or selling real estate here or throughout Acadiana, we hope the following is helpful and that you'll give us a call to assist you in making a transition to or from the Acadiana area.
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CITY, PARISH, AND SUBDIVISION INFORMATION
Settled in 1720, Washington is the 3rd oldest settlement in Louisiana and was known as "church landing." The history and charm of these churches is such that THE 7 have dedicated an entire page to these historic churches.
80% of Washington, LA is in the National Historic District!
The Historic Society of Washington offers a top-notch website complete with MULTIPLE photo galleries and slide shows.
Events, Attractions & Culture
Be sure to refer to the exhaustive list of "things to do" as listed on the excellent website offered by WashingtonLA.com. The Catfish Festival is a not-to-be missed event held the third weekend of March.
The Washington Museum is on North Main Street and is a great place to get to know Washington. The musuem offers maps, walking tours, house tours, information on bed and breakfast offerings as well as many interesting artifacts of the steamboat era.
Thistlewaite Boy Scout Camp has offered camping and outdoor experiences for area youth for many years.
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