Brimstone Historical Society - nonprofit organization — Local services in Sulphur

Visiting the Brimstone Museum in Sulphur, LA, was an enriching experience that beautifully captured the vibrant history and cultural essence of the region. I loved how the museum was housed in a historic building that exuded charm and provided an authentic backdrop for its impressive exhibits.

The Brimstone Museum did a fantastic job of showcasing the local history, with well-curated displays that delve into the area’s industrial past, particularly its connection to the sulfur mining industry. Each exhibit was thoughtfully organized and accompanied by informative descriptions, making it easy for visitors to follow along and learn.

One of the highlights was the extensive collection of photographs and artifacts that paint a vivid picture of Sulphur’s development over the decades.

The staff at the Brimstone Museum were exceptionally friendly and knowledgeable, always ready to provide additional insights or answer any questions. Their passion for the museum and the local history is evident and added a personal touch...

Although the old Brimstone building is no longer there due to the devastating hurricanes of 2020, the Henning House is a fabulous place to visit.

There’s always something interesting on display, including several themed art gallery shows during the year that I have personally had work hang in.

Henning House is a beautiful old home worth seeing on its own and the surroundings lawn and nearby park are wonderful too. Also admission is always FREE!!

Occasionally, they are preparing for the next exhibition so it may not be as presentable, but you can still stop in to find out about other local shops and...

Checked out the SerialFest at the Brimstone Museum. This was my first time here. The museum complex is a nice setup. I wasn't able to go into the actual museum, because it was closed for a private event, but the property seems well cared for and was wheelchair accessible for those that need it. They also have a building that serves as an art gallery. I didn't go into it today. Next to the property is an outdoor pavilion with bleachers and fans. Not sure if it is part of the museum property, but very close to it if you were...