Back in 1865, when Shreveport was still Louisiana’s state capital, the city was isolated from the rest of the country. So much so that they were the last Confederate Command to have heard of Robert E. Lee’s April surrender. The Civil War continued until the final surrender of May 26, 1865. That is no longer the case with “the next great city of the South” and a Shreveport mortgage rate can help make you part of the action.
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