Bunkie, Louisiana
Bunkie, United States
Bunkie, Louisiana connects to 67 places across 2 topics through 5 Bunkabop connections, drawing on federally commissioned public art and Louisiana music history. The town's federal post office holds Cotton Pickers, a 1939 mural painted by Caroline Speare Rohland through the Treasury Department's Section of Painting and Sculpture. Jazz drummer Zutty Singleton and blues singer Bonnie Lee both trace their origins to Bunkie, linking the town most closely to Sylvania, Georgia among its co-connected places.
Caroline Speare Rohland
Connects Bunkie, Louisiana to: Fulton, New York | Sylvania, Georgia
Bonnie Lee
Connects Bunkie, Louisiana to: Chicago, Illinois | Texas | Louisiana | Beaumont, Texas
Zutty Singleton
Connects Bunkie, Louisiana to: United States | California | Los Angeles, California | Chicago, Illinois | New York City, New York
Section of Fine Arts
Connects Bunkie, Louisiana to: Wichita, Kansas | Dearborn, Michigan | Altoona, Pennsylvania | Wenatchee, Washington | Southington, Connecticut
Section of Painting and Sculpture
Connects Bunkie, Louisiana to: Wichita, Kansas | Dearborn, Michigan | Ventura, California | Altoona, Pennsylvania | Pascagoula, Mississippi