Editing Abbeville, Louisiana (section)

== Historic buildings ==
Abbeville is the home of numerous historic buildings that have been added periodically to the [[National Historic Register]]. Starting in 1987, the [[Abbeville Commercial Historic District]], in the area surrounded by Concord, State, Lafayette, and Jefferson Streets, was added to the register. That same year, the [[Abbeville Residential Historic District]] was created between W. Oak, State, Cherry, and the [[Vermilion River (Louisiana)|Vermilion River]]. [[St. Mary Magdalen Church, Rectory, and Cemetery|St. Mary Magdalen Church, Rectory, and the Cemetery]] were added the following year. In the 1990s, the [[Ovide Broussard House]], [[Chauviere House]], [[Gordy House]], [[Lyons House (Abbeville, Louisiana)|Lyons House]], and the [[Caldwell House (Abbeville, Louisiana)|Caldwell House]] were all added, in addition to the [[Downtown Abbeville Historic District]], which is bounded by State, 1st, Pere Megret, and Concord St and the [[Vermilion Bayou]]. Finally, just before the turn of the century, the [[Richard Cattle Auction Barn]] and the [[St. Mary Congregational Church]] were both added. North of Abbeville, [[A La Bonne Veillee]] was added in 1984.<ref name="nris">{{harvnb|Anon|2011a}}</ref>