- Restaurants
- G&J Drive Inn Restaurant
- Waynes BBQ
- Attractions
- Lakeside RV Park
Livingston became the
parish seat in 1941 when the courthouse was moved there from Centerville
(Springville). The town is situated approximately in the north central
part of the parish, about 25 miles east of Baton Rouge and inbetween
Interstate 12 and U.S. Highway 190.
LIVINGSTON PARISH FAIR
The Livingston Parish Fair is held the second full week in October at
the Livingston Parish Fair Grounds on U.S. Hwy 190 just west of the town
of Livingston. The fair features a parade, rodeo, midway, livestock
show, school and crafts exhibits, beauty pageant, cheerleader
competition, a spelling bee, Old Folks Day and more.
Below-Old Livingston Parish Courthouse
Veterans Memorial-All wars memorial
Town of Livingston-Official Government Site of The Town Of Livingston
Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office
G&J Drive Inn Restaurant-Great food at a low price!
Livingston Parish Technical College
Outback Antiques & Collectibles
Henderson
Auctions
Doyle
Fles Market
Miller-Doyle Inspection Station
http://miller-doyle.com/miller-mvi.html
Miller-Ridge Subdivision
http://miller-doyle.com/miller-ridge.html
Old Miller Plantation
http://miller-doyle.com/old-miller.html
Miller-Doyle Rental Properties
http://miller-doyle.com/md-rental.html