Researched by Twin Blends
Researched by Twin Blends
— Vincent Van Gogh
— Jimmy Cannon
The Louisiana State Fair of the Past
Researched by Twin Blends
We are twin brothers and best friends who grew up in Southern Hills in Shreveport and played sports together. Neither of us were really interested in history when we were younger, but we always loved looking at old photos. As we got older and retired from sports, we started to get more interested in old pictures of our city’s history. We search through thousands and thousands of old pictures from the past, go to the exact location where they were taken, snap our own picture and then combine those two pictures to form what we call a “Blend.” We then use those photos to tell the history of that location in a fun and exciting way! Since we are “twins” and “blend” the old and new photos together, that’s where the name Twin Blends comes from and you can find us on Facebook, YouTube, Instagram and now the web at twinblendshistory.com.
Researched by Twin Blends
Come As You Are
Dine In Your Car
Street Car Trolley
Records Unlimited
The Gang's All Here
How About a Victory Lap?
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What a fantastic event! Thank you to Katelyn Calhoun and all who were involved in this amazing reenactment!
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Annual Battle of Pleasant Hill reenactments conclude with final battle
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PLEASANT HILL, La. - The 46th annual reenactment of the Battle of Pleasant Hill took place over the weekend.1 CommentsComment on Facebook
The Steamboat C.W. Howell Docked at the foot of Texas Street in the late 1890s. The steamer Advance can be seen in the middle of the river while the swivel part of the railroad bridge is opened in the background. We created this panorama by combing 2 separate photos that we found. We used A.I. to colorize and make it look real!
Photo Courtesy Northwest Louisiana Archives at LSUS
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The Steamboat C.W. Howell Docked at the foot of Texas Street in the late 1890s. The steamer Advance can be seen in the middle of the river while the swivel park of the railroad bridge is opened in the background. We created this panorama by combing 2 seperate photos. ... See MoreSee Less
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Battle of Pleasant Hill Explained!
In this informative video our buddy Ronnie Hull talks about the Red River Campaign and the forces that played a part in this bloody battle. Thanks another buddy of ours, Huel Jones, for creating this video!!  ... See MoreSee Less
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When our buddy Looziana Loot isn’t digging Louisiana history he’s filming it! Great video Tony! ... See MoreSee Less
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If you are not following Josh Hankins Photography you are missing out! This guy is phenomenal! Great to finally meet you Josh!Finally got to meet Twin Blends: Northwest Louisiana History Hunters! If you haven’t checked out their page it is incredible! They have truly dug up so much history for our area! ... See MoreSee Less
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