This is about Danny Lawler and him racial profiling in his RV/Camper community. I was visiting a…read moreperson that live on his KOA camp grounds located in Blanchard, LA.  He stopped me to question me why I was there, mind you that I am a mid-age black woman and it's at 8:43 am on a Saturday morning. He asked me "how did you get in the gate?" I told him "I got the code from the person that I I'm here to visit." He asked me "who?" And I told him the resident's name. I was so confused why he had stopped me and was questioning me! I asked him "are you asking me these questions because I am black?" he said "don't come here with this BLACK SHIT!" He then stated, "I own this place!" I said I know who you are! He said "what you can do is leave my property!" I proceeded to say to him, "you must be guilty because you are getting upset." He started using a lot of profanity and told me to leave his property now. I did as he requested. To add injury to insult. The person that I was going to see called me and told he went to her house and told her a lot of lies concerning the communication between him and I. Nevertheless, she didn't believe them because she knows my character and the support I have given her daughter.  He told her that he stopped me because I looked suspicious (typical because I am black in a predominantly / all white neighborhood) and that I cursed him out! Which was a total lie. I was devastated.

This is one of the best antique stores I've been to since moving to Shreveport! It is large but not…read moreso large that you get lost, and they actually have mostly old antique stuff, instead of antique styled stuff that was just bought from Hobby lobby and is being re-sold like a lot of antique stores are trending towards. Highly suggest you take the time and check it out. Lots of great old books if that's what you're looking for

Lots of lovely antique furniture, some reproductions, and antique m decorative items in this hard…read moreto find store. I thought the prices were reasonable, too.

They have some really beautiful stuff here! The owner, Roy, is a really nice and sociable guy…read more He'll tell you all kinds of cool things. Apparently he goes to Europe to find a lot of his antiques. We'll be back sooner rather than later.

Wonderful treasures at reasonable prices. Customer service was great. Will stop in again.read more

This is definitely my favorite antique store in the Shreveport area. I always find a treasure here…read moreand their prices are fair compared to the others in the area. From old to eclectic you will find something here.

Nice local shop. When in the area. We try to stop by to shop. It has been about 9 months and my…read moreonly concern is the items in the booths did not seem to change in most booths.

The selection was amazing, especially the selection of true vintage women's clothing. I loved…read moreseeing all the styles. I was impressed that some of the vendors had tags that said "vintage" and also "NOT vintage". I have never seen that before. A lot of vendors will try to fill their "vintage" booths with a mix and pass it all off. It helped build my trust in the vendors there. Pricing was surprisingly fair, depending on the vendor. No restrooms for customers. Music was glitching the entire time we were there, cutting in and out. Would have rather had it off altogether. We bought a cute little brass owl that we love. We made an offer on a larger piece that was below what the vendor had marked it. We were leaving town the next day and by the next day still hadn't heard back. Tried calling before we left and it went to a voicemail that was full. Called again from the road and someone answered, but then I guess set the phone down (?) for a while... I ended up hanging up because it had been a WHILE. She ended up calling me back to tell me the offer was not accepted and I said ok, thanks for letting us know. It's a cute store but some weird vibes. I think vendors will miss out on sales based solely on the customer experience in the shop. It doesn't really want to make you stay long enough to walk the whole building, and that's going to make you miss out on potentially really cool and reasonably-priced finds.