Tallulah, County seat in Madison Parish, Louisiana, United States.
Tallulah is the county seat of Madison Parish in northeastern Louisiana, located within the Mississippi Delta region. The city serves as the administrative and commercial hub for the surrounding rural area.
The city was established and grew as an administrative center in the Delta region. After World War II, African-American veterans pushed for greater participation in local politics and voting rights.
Bloom's Arcade, opened in 1927, showcases how the city became a place where new shopping ideas took root. Walking through this covered marketplace, visitors can sense the shift from street-based commerce to modern retail spaces.
Interstate 20 and U.S. Highways 65 and 80 pass near the city, connecting it easily to major cities across Louisiana and neighboring states. The central location makes it straightforward to reach regardless of your travel direction.
Shirley Field, built in 1922, was Louisiana's first airport and played an important role in developing aerial techniques for protecting cotton crops. This small airstrip helped farmers safeguard their harvests before such methods became common elsewhere.
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