Please notice: 3-Day Fall Auction has been moved to October

 

Due to damage to the office from Hurricane Ida we will be sending out the following statement and moving our September 16th-18th auction to October 14th-16th. All other auctions will remain as scheduled at HendersonAuctions.com

Henderson Auctions sends our prayers out to our local auction customers and community at large during the recovery of Hurricane Ida. Due to the significant damage to our Livingston, Louisiana auction facility we have decided, in the best interest of our consignors, customers, and staff to move our 3-Day Fall Auction to October 14th, 15th and 16th. 

We are still accepting consignments for the 3-Day Fall Auction at 13340 Florida Blvd. Livingston, LA 70754. Monday – Friday from 8am to 4pm. All other auctions will proceed as scheduled. 




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