| 词条 | Fullerton, Louisiana |
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| name = Fullerton Mill and Town | nrhp_type = | image = | caption = | location = Louisiana Highway 399 | coordinates = {{coord|30|59|36|N|92|58|56|W|region:US_type:landmark|display=inline,title}} | locmapin = Louisiana#USA | architect = | architecture = | added = October 24, 1986 | area = {{convert|175.2|acre|km2}} | refnum = 86003353[1] }}Fullerton is an unincorporated community in Vernon Parish, Louisiana, United States. Fullerton was once an industrial community, having developed around a large lumber mill. In 1986, the community and mill were added to the National Register of Historic Places as Fullerton Mill and Town because of their role in industry and in the development of housing for the mill workers.[1][2] Conflict of nameIn addition to its current name, the community was believed to have been known as "Russville" at a point. The official usage has been "Fullerton" since 1975, when the Board on Geographic Names ruled against the usage of "Russville."[3] Although the reasoning behind the attempted name change is unclear, there is evidence that the name Russville was used on a map.[4] The term "official" usage comes about because of the ruling but the mill and community known as "Fullerton" has been the common name since the beginning. The name "Russville" possibly came about because of an error. HistoryThe sawmillFullerton mill was ahead of its time especially for a sawmill. Built entirely of steel, iron, and concrete with no combustible materials. On a 10-hour shift the mill produced 400,000 board feet. A 50,000 gallon water storage tank provided water for the mill with a 1000-gallon per minute fire pump. There were 25 planners and 12 dry-kilns capable of processing 400,000 board feet. The loading dock was protected by a roof and was built so that thirty rail cars could be loaded at one time. A trolley system was in place so a loaded rail car could be transported to different location in the mill according to need. The community400 houses were built for white workers of from five to seven rooms that included running water to every house and a bathroom and toilet. There were 144 cottages for the "colored workers" and all the houses had electricity. The layout of the community was well planned with streets and avenues. There was a two-story hospital, a 45-room two-story hotel, and a church that seated 1000. There was also a school, commissary, department store, drug store, meat market, cold storage room, barber shop, billiard hall, and post office. Turpentine stillThere was a turpentine still that was part of the Fullerton mill, but situated approximately two miles south, and a supporting community in between that included 129 cottages, a commissary, church, school (that provided an education to both communities), meat market, and a building that provided cold drinks and ice cream. There was also a train depot. This community was known as Rustville. The turpentine still and community was named after Paul D. Rust, the secretary of Gulf Lumber Company, from Boston.[5] End of an eraThe final log, that had been saved for twenty years for the occasion, was cut on Friday, May 6, 1927. The final whistle blew signaling the end of an era as well as the demise of a mighty sawmill and community. Notable person
ClimateThe climate in this area is characterized by hot, humid summers and generally mild to cool winters. According to the Köppen Climate Classification system, Fullerton has a humid subtropical climate, abbreviated "Cfa" on climate maps.[7] References1. ^1 {{NRISref|2009a}} {{Vernon Parish, Louisiana}}{{National Register of Historic Places}}2. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.crt.state.la.us/dataprojects/hp/nhl/attachments/Parish58/Scans/58002001.pdf |title=Fullerton Mill and Town |publisher=State of Louisiana's Division of Historic Preservation |author= |date=1986 |accessdate=June 8, 2017 }} with four photos and two maps 3. ^{{gnis|554494}} 4. ^[Louisiana Geological Survey. Geological Map of Vernon Parish. Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 1941] -The name Russville 5. ^ -Vernon Parish; GULF LUMBER COMPANY OF FULLERTON, LOUISIANA -by historian W. T. Block- excerpts from the Beaumont Enterprise, 1907- retrieved 22 August 2010 6. ^First women elected as Louisiana treasurer dies at 94 7. ^Climate Summary for Fullerton, Louisiana 4 : National Register of Historic Places in Louisiana|Unincorporated communities in Louisiana|Unincorporated communities in Vernon Parish, Louisiana|National Register of Historic Places in Vernon Parish, Louisiana |
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