We visited a little after 10 AM on Friday, October 29, 2021. Admission is free but donations are accepted and worth donating. We selected the self-guided tour using a phone. Also picked up the self-guided tour brochure, also the docent (I believe his name was Kevin) added extra information and showed us how to pull the steam powered whistle. Explanations were short and understandable. Equipment was amazing and how the process was done over a hundred years ago.

My family of 6 (3 adults 3 teens) visited from Houston and was greatly impressed by the history and technicalities of the Shreveport Water Works Museum. It's amazing how much work goes into the process before we may drink safe water. The guide, Keven, was knowledgeable, friendly, and fun to be with. A great tour!

Brought my 2 sons (2 and 4) and wife with me to check out the museum. We spent a little over an hour here. My boys liked the huge mechanisms, the 3 tons flywheel (especially when they turned it on), blowing the whistle, and peering into the empty water containers. They also had a good time running around the museum and liked the model train. My wife thought it "was cool" and "liked it". The guide was helpful and knowledgeable. Worth a visit.