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Join us in viewings of the double elephant folio edition of John James Audubon’s Birds of America.

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Highlights significant works on ornithology from the E. A. McIlhenny Natural History Collection.

Presents oral histories of major figures involved in the Civil Rights Movement in Baton Rouge.

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Highlights titles from the Michael Lehman Williamson Collection of Civil War Books for Young People.

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Showcases oral histories with British people who lived and worked in India before Independence.

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Oral histories which vary from the Georgetown 272 descendants to professors at Georgetown University

Commemorating the centennial of the Smith-Lever Act of 1914

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Highlights 19th-century New Orleans' French and Creole cultural heritage.

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Documenting women's voices in Louisiana's grassroots environmental movement, 1970-1990

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Physical and online rotating displays curated by LSU Special Collections.

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FPOC is a collaborative project which illuminates the history of free people of color in the US.

Explores the history of Baton Rouge over three centuries.

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An oral history project dedicated to physical artifacts of early graphic design ephemera and media.

An oral history digital exhibition celebrating the history of the LSU radio station KLSU.

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Explores Louisiana’s diverse literary traditions, from colonial-era books to Creole authors.

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Subject guides to manuscript collections in the Louisiana and Lower Mississippi Valley Collections.

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An oral history project dedicated to the town of Mossville during the Sasol buyout.

Music Resources provides a computer lab, creator space, a/v playback, books, and can host concerts.

Features collections related to Natchez, MS, and the surrounding area.

Oral histories revolving around the Jazz & Heritage festival in New Orleans

Louisiana newspapers on the Louisiana Digital Library, spanning over 75 different publications.

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Showcases works on early-modern science, alchemy, and secret knowledge from our collections.

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The Williams Center is the most comprehensive oral history repository in the state of Louisiana.

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Digital exhibits featuring audio clips and transcriptions.

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Illustrates the history of sugar research at LSU.

An oral history exhibition in commemoration of the 10th anniversary of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.

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An oral history digital exhibition documenting integration at LSU

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Access digital issues of The Reveille from 1897 to the present on the Louisiana Digital Library.

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University Archives preserves resources that illuminate the history of Louisiana State University.

Interviews with participants in the Acadian Handicraft Project.