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Title: American Missionary Association Photographs, 1839-1954

The American Missionary Association and the Promise of a Multicultural America: 1839 - 1954 is a digital photo archives of more than 5000 photographs of the activities of and related to the American Missionary Association.

Contact: www.amistadresearchcenter.org

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Title: Andrew D. Lytle’s Baton Rouge Photograph Collection

This collection contains images produced by photographer Andrew D. Lytle that are found in several separate manuscript collections in LSU Libraries Special Collections. During Lytle’s 50 year career (1857 – 1907) he documented life in Baton Rouge and the surrounding area and created a body of work that represents the most complete visual record of mid-19th and early 20th century Baton Rouge.

Contact: LSU Libraries Digital Services; lsudiglib@lsu.edu

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Title: Armand Duplantier Family Letters Collection, 1777-1841

The Armand Duplantier Family Letters date from 1777 to 1841 and contain items from four generations of the Duplantier family, including Armand Duplantier, his uncle Claude Trenonay, Armand's son Armand Allard Duplantier, and granddaughter Amelie Augustine Duplantier Peniston. The collection's historical significance lies not only in what it can tell us about the history of Baton Rouge and nearby Pointe Coupee Parish, but also in what it reveals about the state's colonial period, Francophone Louisiana in the territorial and antebellum era, and the enduring legacy of the state's French antecedents.

Contact: LSU Libraries Digital Services; lsudiglib@lsu.edu

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Title: Arts Administration Master's Reports

ATTENTION: This collection is in a new location and will soon be removed from this site. You may now access these and more current materials at http://scholarworks.uno.edu/aa_masters_rpts/.

Contact: libref@uno.edu, (504) 280-6549

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Title: Edna Tiny Tarbutton Collection

The collection contains items that document the career of national records setting and Hall of Fame coach, Willie Edna Tiny Tarbutton. She coached all of her 33 years at Baskin where she posted 654 wins, 263 losses and 2 ties. Her honors include four Halls of Fame: Louisiana High School Athletic Association Hall of Fame, Louisiana Sports Writer's Hall of Fame, national High School Hall of Fame and the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame.

Contact: ULM Library Special Collections; specialcollections@ulm.edu; 318.342.1054

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Title: Essai D'Anatomie

The "Essai D'Anatomie" was produced by Gautier D'Agoty in 1745. It is a remarkably detailed anatomical atlas of the head, neck, and shoulder areas of the human body with explanatory text in French. The anatomical images were produced using the mezzotint method of engraving and printing.

Contact: medref@tulane.edu; (504) 988-5155

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Title: Harper's Weekly Journal and Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper

Harper's Weekly, a new era in American journalism dawned in the 1850s with the advent of magazines and newspapers that combined general-interest content, and lavish illustrations. Its context of escalating sectional animosity over slavery inhibited the newspaperâ€™s coverage and undermined the potentially unifying character of a nationwide audience.

Contact: Angela Proctor; archives1@lib.subr.edu; 225 771-2854

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Title: Historic Photographs of Southwest Louisiana

The Historic Photographs of Southwest Louisiana Collection documents McNeese State University, Lake Charles, and the Imperial Calcasieu region from the early 1890s to the present.

Contact: Pati Threatt; archivesdept@mcneese.edu; 337-475-5731

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Title: Integration and the Black Experience at LSU

Integration and the Black Experience at LSU is a unique collection that includes audio files and transcripts from oral history interviews conducted from 1985 to 1998 of black students, faculty, and administrators at LSU during integration (1950-1970). Additional interviewees include lawyers and their clients who were involved in key lawsuits, as well as politicians and others who were vocal opponents or supporters of integration.

Contact: LSU Libraries Digital Services; lsudiglib@lsu.edu

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Title: Isidore Newman School Archives

This collection, presented in collaboration with the University of New Orleans, showcases digitized items from the historical archives of Isidore Newman School in New Orleans, LA. Items include student publications and photographs of buildings, grounds, student sports, and activities.

Contact: libref@uno.edu, (504) 280-6549; Katherine Smith Patin KPatin@newmanschool.org (504) 896-6332

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Title: Jambalaya and T-Wave Yearbooks

The Jambalaya yearbook began publication in 1896 with gaps. It ceased publication in 2009. Completely produced by students, these visual time-capsules document the daily life of students at Tulane University and the former Newcomb College. In 1982, the students of the School of Medicine launched their own yearbook, the T-Wave, which is also available digitally through the Tulane University Digital Library.

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Title: Jesuit scrapbooks from the New Orleans Province

The following scrapbook, inscribed Archives of the New Orleans Mission dates to the late 19th century and is a record of the men who served in the Society of Jesus, and the churches, schools and institutions they established in the South. Jesuits returned to the Southern United States 1836, but it was not until 1907 that they were designated the New Orleans Province of the American Assistancy. Previously they were administered as a Mission of the Lyon, France Province and as the Independent New Orleans Province. The Province includes thestates of Louisiana, Texas, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi and New Mexico. The photographs in this scrapbook include numerous portrait photographs of the Jesuits working in the South, group photographs of Jesuit Communities, major houses such as the College of the Immaculate Conception in New Orleans and St. Charles College in Grand Coteau, La.

Contact: archives@loyno.edu

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Title: Louisiana Ecology and Conservation, The Percy Viosca Jr. Collection

While employed by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Percy Viosca, a pre-eminent herpetologist, documented the coastal Louisiana landscape between 1921 and 1932.

Contact: LSU Libraries Digital Services; lsudiglib@lsu.edu

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Title: Louisiana Historical Photographs of the State Library

This Collection features predominantly black and white photographs from 1930's to 1970's.

Contact: For information or permission to use/publish, contact: LAColl@state.lib.la.us

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Title: Louisiana State Documents Digital Archive

Louisiana law requires that state agencies submit copies of their publications to the Recorder of Documents for distribution to the member libraries of the Louisiana State Document Depository Program. This program preserves and assures the availability of state publications for use by the public throughout the state. State agencies are allowed to fulfill their statutory obligation to participate in the Depository Program by providing documents in electronic format. The primary goal of the Digital Archive is to provide the public with permanent access to these digital publications that state agencies submit. Louisiana state documents, print and digital, are cataloged in the State Library's online catalog and are available for use by all libraries regardless of depository status.

Contact: Charlene Bonnette; cbonnette@slol.lib.la.us; 225-342-2791 or LAColl@state.lib.la.us

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Title: Loyola University Maroon

The Maroon, the student newspaper of Loyola University New Orleans, has been published since 1923. The Maroon covers student life, campus activities, cultural and athletic events, Loyola University New Orleans administration, faculty and staff, and other features.

Contact: Loyola University New Orleans Special Collections & Archives, archives@loyno.edu

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Title: Loyola University New Orleans Special Collections and Archives Online

This is a small representation of the many photographs, manuscripts, and other materials found in the J. Edgar and Louise S. Monroe Library's Special Collections & Archives.

Contact: Loyola University New Orleans Special Collections & Archives, archives@loyno.edu

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Title: Loyola University New Orleans University Photographs Collection

This collection is comprised of photographs dating back to the early 20th century from Loyola's University Archives. Early photographs include some taken by famed New Orleans photographer E.J. Bellocq. Since 1949, the university has employed an official photographer. While a large part of the photographs in the collection come from these university employees, many photographs in the collection are unidentified. When the photographer is known, photos will be credited to that person. Unidentified photos will be credited to the university.

Contact: Loyola University New Orleans Special Collections & Archives, archives@loyno.edu

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Title: LSU Architectural Drawings by Theodore Link

Theodore C. Link designed most of the buildings for LSU when the campus was relocated in the 1920's. This group of approximately 200 drawings provide architectural, wiring, heating and plumbing specification for buildings across the campus. Many of the architectural plans provide detailed views of unique stuctural elements. The drawings are arranged in series by the names of buildings.

Contact: LSU Libraries Digital Services; lsudiglib@lsu.edu

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Title: LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans - Catalog and Bulletin

Curricula, educational plans, offerings, descriptions and requirements for various health sciences professions taught at LSU Health Sciences Center - New Orleans. Schools include: Medicine, Graduate Studies, Nursing, Dentistry, and Allied Health Professions.

Contact: LSU Health New Orleans, digitalarchives@lsuhsc.edu

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Title: LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans Newspaper Clippings

Since 1933, the Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center New Orleans (LSUHSC-NO) Library has collected newspaper clippings related to the history and accomplishments of Louisiana's first public health sciences institution.

Contact: LSU Health New Orleans, digitalarchives@lsuhsc.edu

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Title: LSU Health Sciences Center Shreveport Audiovisual Collection

This collection contains important events in the history of the LSU Health Sciences Center at Shreveport that were captured on film, as well as recorded interviews of key figures in the development of the School of Medicine. These audiovisual clips represent full length film reels, Umatic tapes, VHS tapes, and cassette tapes located in the LSU Health Sciences Center-Shreveport, Medical Library Archives that were digitized and transferred to DVD and CD.

Contact: Dee Jones; djone4@lsuhsc.edu; 318-675-5458

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Title: LSU Health Sciences Center Shreveport Newspaper Clippings

This collection of newspaper clippings documents significant events in the history of the LSU Health Sciences Center in Shreveport with the primary focus being the establishment of the LSU School of Medicine in Shreveport. Nearly 2,000 clippings from the Shreveport Times and the Shreveport Journal date from the 1960s through the 1980s.

Contact: Dee Jones; djone4@lsuhsc.edu; 318-675-5458

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Title: LSU Health Sciences Center Shreveport Photograph Collection

This collection of nearly 3,000 photographs documents the people, facilities, and events that were significant to the growth and development of the LSU Health Sciences Center in Shreveport. With several name changes over the years (Shreveport Charity Hospital, Confederate Memorial Medical Center, and LSU Medical Center), this multi-campus health care and educational institution has a 140-year history. Photographs in this collection are primarily the work of Gordon W. Maxcy, a registered biomedical photographer whose 34-year career began in 1948 at the Shreveport Charity Hospital. During his career he was responsible for photographing employees and hospital events and documenting the daily life at the hospital, nursing school, and medical school. Also included in this collection are historic photographs of the Shreveport Charity Hospital and staff from the late 1800s and the early 1900s taken by Burch Enos Grabill and William "Bill" Grabill, father and son owners of Grabill Studio in Shreveport.

Contact: Dee Jones; djone4@lsuhsc.edu; 318-675-5458

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Title: LSU Libraries Civil War Collection

To mark the sesquicentennial of the Civil War, LSU's Special Collections staff has digitized selected items from the LSU Libraries Louisiana and Lower Mississippi Valley Collections (LLMVC). This collection represents the cultural and political aspects of the conflict, and life in antebellum Louisiana. Sources include books, periodicals, maps, manuscripts, state documents, and microfilm that support scholarly research in many areas, including religion, plantation management, slavery, French Creole identity and relations, and Southern nationalism.

Contact: LSU Libraries Digital Services; lsudiglib@lsu.edu

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Title: LSU Medical Center, New Orleans - Graduation Programs

Printed graduation programs from commencement ceremonies at LSU Medical Center and LSU Health Sciences Center, New Orleans, 1933 to the present.

Contact: LSU Health New Orleans, digitalarchives@lsuhsc.edu

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Title: LSU University Archives Photographs Collection

The photographs in this collection provide a rich look into LSU's past. Focusing on the years 1886-1925, the collection shows the buildings and grounds, students and student life, athletic teams, faculty and administrators, classrooms, and laboratories at the "Ole War Skule."

Contact: LSU Libraries Digital Services; lsudiglib@lsu.edu

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Title: M. O. Gershenzon Archive

Rare photos of Mikhail Osipovich Gershenzon's family and letters from Gershenzon. Gershenzon (1869-1925) was an important scholar and philosopher of Russia's Silver Age; a mystic, he believed in the power of the "cosmos" to bring unity to the world and happiness to the individual. These rare photos and letters describe the life of a Russian intellectual in the decade before and after the October Revolution.

Contact: Jeff Rubin digitallibrary@tulane.edu 504-247-1832

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Title: Newcomb College Scrapbooks

We have digitized each page of some forty scrapbooks, originally created over the first seventy years of the twentieth century. Selected pages of these will be part of an online exhibit on the history of scrapbooks, but we would like interested researchers to be able to access all pages via the Digital Library should they wish.

Contact: Jeff Rubin, jrubin6@tulane.edu, 504-247-1832

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Title: Northeast Louisiana Historic Images Collection

This collection contains images that document the history and culture of northeast Louisiana. The University of Louisiana at Monroe Library Special Collections received a Louisiana Board of Regent's Enhancement Grant to digitize images belonging to public libraries and patrons from the Trailblazer Library System.

Contact: specialcollections@ulm.edu; 318-342-1054

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Title: Orleans Parish School Board Minutes

Meeting minutes from the Orleans Parish School Board and its predecessors document the history of public education in and around New Orleans as far back as the 1840s. In an ongoing project, these minutes are being digitized and uploaded here. Additionally, a pilot project funded by a Board of Regents Grant allowed scholars from UNO's Midlo Center for New Orleans Studies to index more than 900 pages of meeting minutes. That index has been incorporated into this database, and it is hoped that further indexing or transcription can be undertaken in the future.

Contact: libspec@uno.edu, (504) 280-6544

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Title: Print Culture of the Civil Rights Movement, 1950-1980

This digital collection highlights the newspapers, posters, broadsides, pamphlets, and other printed ephemera produced by student groups, leading civil rights organizations, and individuals, which document the efforts of civil rights efforts in the United States.

Contact: Jeff Rubin; jrubin6@tulane.edu; 504-289-7168

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Title: Social Framework: Photographs by Marion Palfi, 1945-1960

The "Social Framework: Photographs by Marion Palfi, 1945-1960," digital collection highlights images captured by socially conscious photographer Marion Palfi. Palfi's photographs depict various scenes of people and daily life from the 1940s-1960s. The photographs include scenes from the Harlem neighborhood in New York City, the City College of New York, Columbia University, New York Hospital, Memorial Hospital, Sydenham Hospital, World War II servicemen and war plants, Pittsburgh steel mills, Dillard University in New Orleans (Louisiana) American Missionary Association (AMA) schools, as well as the daily life of African Americans living in the segregated South.

Contact: Jeff Rubin, jrubin6@tulane.edu, 504-289-7168

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Title: Southwestern Louisiana Institute Photographs

These photographs depict many aspects of the Southwestern Louisiana Institute (now University of Louisiana at Lafayette) from 1923 to 1940.

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Title: T. Harry Williams Center for Oral History Digital Collections

This is a portal collection that will allow you to search all of the T. Harry Williams Center for Oral History digital collections. You will find oral history interviews about civil rights issues, military history, Louisiana folklife and more.

Contact: LSU Libraries Digital Services; lsudiglib@lsu.edu

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Title: The Crescent City Pictorial

Published in 1926, The Crescent City Pictorial serves as a visual testament to African American life in New Orleans during the early 20th century. Published by former school teacher and newspaper publisher O.C.W. Taylor, the booklet contains photographs, taken by Villard Paddio, of African American homes, businesses, schools, churches, and social organizations. Taylor dedicated his publication "to the Progress of the Colored Citizens of New Orleans, Louisiana, "America's Most Interesting City."

Contact: Jeff Rubin, jrubin6@tulane.edu, 504-289-7168

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Title: Tiger Rag - Student newspapers of LSU School of Medicine, New Orleans

The Tiger and The Tiger Rag were newspapers published by the students of Louisiana State University Medical Center. The Tiger, first published on September 19th, 1932, produced 8 volumes of issues from 1932-1940. From 1940 to 1946 it became Journal of the LSU School of Medicine and took a more scholarly approach. Following a brief hiatus, The Tiger Rag was published 1950 to 1994 by the LSU School of Medicine, New Orleans. Individual PDF files of the original newspapers are key-word searchable, or search the collection by subject and select headlines.

Contact: LSU Health New Orleans, digitalarchives@lsuhsc.edu

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Title: Tom Bell Papers, 1895-1999

The collection contains photographs and other materials related to oilman Tom Bell and his work in the oil industry; to his daughter and local actress, Nettie Lou Bell; and to the town of Vivian, Louisiana.

Contact: LIBARCHIVES@lsus.edu

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Title: University of New Orleans Anniversary

To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the founding of UNO, the Earl K. Long Oral History Committee conducted audio and videotaped interviews with university professors, administrators, and students who reviewed events concerned with the early years of the institution.

Contact: libspec@uno.edu, (504) 280-6544

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Title: University of New Orleans Electronic Theses and Dissertations

ATTENTION: This collection is in a new location and will soon be removed from this site. You may now access these and more current materials at http://scholarworks.uno.edu/td/.

Contact: libref@uno.edu, (504) 280-6549

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Title: University of New Orleans Senior Honors Theses

This collection covers Honors Theses submitted through Summer 2011. Theses submitted from Fall 2011-present are available at http://scholarworks.uno.edu/honors_theses/.

Contact: libref@uno.edu, (504) 280-6549

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Title: Verla Birrell Textiles and Designs

Verla Birrell was born in Tacoma, Washington. She was an artist, writer, poet, lecturer and teacher. She taught art, design, textiles, and related subjects at Brigham Young University from 1937 until 1948 and the University of Utah from 1948 until 1972.

Contact: Angela Proctor; archives1@lib.subr.edu; 225 771-2854

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