Editing Sulphur, Louisiana (section)

==Economy==
===Tourism===
Tourist attractions as well as local destinations in Sulphur include:
*Brimstone Museum: A former [[Southern Pacific Transportation Company|Southern Pacific Railway]] depot built in 1915 to facilitate the moving of passengers and freight for the Sulfur mines. The depot was discontinued in the early 1970s and in 1975 was sold to the Sulphur Association of Commerce, on condition that it be moved for safety reasons, and was moved to a location near Frasch Park and renovated. Building restoration was completed and the dedication ceremony took place on the nation's 200th birthday, July 4, 1976. The museum highlights includes a permanent exhibit on the history of Sulphur, and is also the only museum in the [[United States]] to exhibit historical information on the Frasch mining process. The building was moved a second time, to 900 S. Huntington street, providing more visibility resulting in an increase in visitors, and on December 5, 2005 was transferred to the Brimstone Historical Society. Aside from the permanent exhibits the museum provides exhibits of local interest including art and other historical artifacts from the history of the city.<ref>[https://www.brimstonemuseum.org/about-us/brimstone-museum/ Brimstone Museum]- Retrieved 2017-08-11</ref>
*Henning Cultural Center: Was built in 1904 and in 2002, was acquired by Sulphur Parks and Recreation, and opened in Heritage Square community area.<ref>[http://www.sulphurparks.com/henning-cultural-center.html Henning Cultural Center]- Retrieved 2017-08-11</ref>
*The [[List of Louisiana Scenic Byways#Creole Nature Trail|Creole Nature Trail]] starts in Sulphur and the Creole Nature Trail Adventure Point provides information on nature and wildlife Areas, hiking trails, outdoor activities, and nature & parks along the route.