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Visitor tip
Book a guided tour of the Biedenharn home to fully appreciate its fascinating history - guides like Paula and Lily bring the stories of the family and architecture to life, making the experience significantly more engaging than self-guided visits
Visitor tip
Purchase a cold Coca-Cola from the vintage vending machines (for just 5 cents in the original glass bottles) and enjoy it while walking through the European-inspired gardens - this unique experience is consistently highlighted as a memorable part of visits
Visitor tip
Bring children or multi-generational groups - the venue is explicitly family-friendly with engaging staff, the field trip-appropriate gardens, and interactive history that appeals to kids. Children's Fun Day in August offers additional family programming
About Biedenharn Museum & Garden
Historic house with memorabilia & tours. Guided tours of a 1913 mansion with antiques & English gardens, plus a Coca-Cola museum & gift shop.
Quick Facts
- Type
- Botanical Garden
- Location
- Monroe, LA
- Award
- 2024 Attraction of the Year (Louisiana Travel Association)
- Admission
- $12 adults, $10 military/senior, $6 students
- Hours
- Tuesday - Saturday 10am - 5pm
What visitors say
The employees are very friendly and knowledgeable. I went with my daughter for her field trip and we had a great time and learned a lot. The grounds were very well maintained and the home was beautiful inside and out.
Great gem in Monroe. The garden is truly superb, well kept and a pleasure to be in. The Coke museum is full of nostalgia and what's better than buying Coke in a bottle for a nickel!
It was very interesting. Paula was our guide through the mansion and she was very knowledgeable. She and my 11 year old granddaughter Karly made instant friends. She made us feel so welcome. Thanks Paula and all the wonderful staff…
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Did You Know?
- The mansion was built in 1913 and cost $6,000 to construct, serving as the home of Emma Louise Biedenharn who toured Europe as a singer until WWII
- The Biedenharn family was instrumental in bottling Coca-Cola, working with founder John Pemberton to distribute bottled Coca-Cola to millions of people over more than a century
- The English gardens on the property were designed as a replica of European gardens that Emma Louise Biedenharn observed during her years traveling in Europe, replacing the original vegetable garden and livestock area
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