Webster Parish, Administrative division in northwestern Louisiana, United States.
Webster Parish is an administrative division in northwestern Louisiana encompassing Minden and Springhill along with several smaller communities. The area includes a mix of rural and more developed neighborhoods spread across the region.
The parish was created on February 27, 1871, from lands that previously belonged to Bienville, Bossier, and Claiborne parishes. This reorganization reflected Louisiana's changes during the post-Civil War period.
The name honors Daniel Webster, a prominent figure in American politics whose legacy remains tied to this region. Visitors can see how the area developed around early industrial and agricultural traditions that still shape daily life here.
The administrative offices are located in Minden and operate on weekdays for public services. Visitors can plan their official visits during regular business hours when staff are available.
Newett Drew established one of the first grist mills near Minden around 1818. This early industrial facility marked the beginning of economic growth that shaped the region for generations.
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