Shreveport, Louisiana: Museum of American Fencing
Owned by Mr. Andy Shaw, movie weapons trainer for "Star Wars" and "Gladiator." On display: trophies, masks, swords, and electrical scoring devices, including the "Magi-Touche Indicator."
- Address:
- 1413 Fairfield Ave., Shreveport, LA
- Directions:
- South side of the city, on the east side of Fairfield Ave., between Southern Ave. and Jordan St.
- Hours:
- M-Th 3-8, Sa 9-12 (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 318-227-7575
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Andy is a well known local figure, and extremely eccentric (in a good way!). He'll be more than happy to spin a yarn about practically anything in the museum. Lessons and a summer camp are hosted in the same location, so call ahead to make sure he's there and not busy with students.
[Harmon, 11/04/2023]
Mr. Andy Shaw trained many movie stars to fence or use various weapons, including for "Star Wars" and "Gladiator." He was a stunt double. Lessons available. Call to make sure he is there.
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On display: trophies, masks, swords, and electrical scoring devices, including the "Magi-Touche Indicator."