2006 Riverside Dr
Monroe, LA

2006 Riverside Dr
Monroe, LA

“Opened in 2008, the Coke Museum showcases two exhibit rooms full of Coca-Cola memorabilia and historical items including a collection of vintage signs and a Model T Coca-Cola delivery truck. The exhibits come to life in a replica soda fountain where a friendly soda jerk relates the fascinating story of the man who put Coca-Cola in a bottle for the first time — “Mr. Joe” Biedenharn.” - Bidenharn Museum

2006 Riverside Dr
Monroe, LA

2006 Riverside Dr
Monroe, LA

“Young and old can connect to the gracious life of his daughter Emy-Lou through guided tours of the house. The rooms are exhibited as they were lived in, reflecting the eclectic taste of a well-traveled woman. In the furnishings and accessories, one will see Emy-Lou’s love of music, nature and family.” -Bidenharn Museum

2006 Riverside Dr
Monroe, LA

“ELSong — Emy-Lou’s song — is a beautifully walled English garden developed by Miss Biedenharn upon her return to Monroe following a successful vocal career in Europe. The garden is designed with a number of thematic settings including the Four Seasons Garden, Oriental Garden, and Musical Grotto. The highlight is the stunning Wagnerian Fountain located on the north end of the Ballet Lawn.” -Biedenharn Museum

2006 Riverside Dr
Monroe, LA

“An 1854 facsimile of the Wycliffe Bible inspired Emy-Lou Biedenharn to begin her collection of Bibles, which culminated in the formation of Monroe’s Biedenharn Bible Museum. The collection contains a number of rare and historically important Bibles, including an original 1611 King James Bible, art Bibles, and a page from the 1454-55 Gutenberg Bible. The collection celebrates the contribution of the Bible and biblical literature to the enrichment of Western Civilization; the Bible Museum exhibits demonstrate the importance of the Bible in American culture.” -Bidenharn Museum

2006 Riverside Dr
Monroe, LA

Everyone can learn something new on a trip to the Bidenharn Museum and Garden.Make sure to stop by Tuesday - Sunday from 10 am - 5pm to see the piece of small town history!