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Eric follows Highway 154 south toward Sailes.
The directions on the Roadside America listing are perfect.
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There's room for our motorhome
& tow car in the pull-off.
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& Bienville Parish Marker.
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Visitors leave empty beer
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A closer look...
The Monument has been
shot at & defaced.
The Parish Marker has
fewer drawings on it.
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bottles & cans at the
Monument.
It reads:
This Site May 23, 1934
Were Killed By
Law Enforcement Officers
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Visitors leave Coins &
Stones on top of it.
They show that someone
who cares visited.
Bonnie and Clyde didn't care about rules. Some visitors to this site have mused that they believe the lawless duo would not be bothered by the graffiti on the monument.
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stone, next to a gouge
caused by a bullet.
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The Bienville Parish Marker
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On this site
May 23, 1934, at 9:15 am
The Infamous Outlaws
Bonnie Parker & Clyde Barrow
Met Their Demise at the Hands of
These Dedicated Law Enforcement Officers
Lest We Forget These Brave & Vigilant
Conservators of Peace
The Etched Photo of:
Original Marker Erected by Bienville Parish Police Jury
Infamous in life and death, Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow will always be remembered.
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