The North Parkerson Avenue buildings are certified as a contributing resource within the national register designated historic district in Crowley. They were built approximately in the year 1912 with the second floor of one of the buildings being used as an Elk Assembly Hall prior to 1925. The second floor of the buildings was then changed in use to hotel rooms. The second floor has been unoccupied since 1965. The first floors have been in use as mercantile or business since 1912. The Parkerson Apartments are a beautiful example of adaptive reuse preserving older materials along with incorporating new cutting-edge technology.