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Date
3/16/1984
Folder Box
20
Folder Number
1093
Folder Status
True
Indexed Status
True
Interview Number in Record
1 of 1
Interviewee
"Annette ""Bootie"" Landry"
Interviewee Release
False
Interviewer
Maida Bergeron
Interviewer Release
False
Original Box
57
Project
Florida Parishes Folklife Survey
Record Type
Louisiana Folklife
Survey Form Status
False
Tape Box
57
Tape Number
1093
Tape Number Corrected Status
True
Topics
St. Joseph's Altar; food; washing and kissing of the feet
Transcript Status
False
Oral History Annette Duchein
Interview Information
Interviewee
Annette Duchein
Series
University History
Subseries
Sororities
Series Information
Description
Interviews with faculty, staff, and alumni conducted by Williams Center staff, LSU Recording Services, volunteers, and graduate students, focusing on the history of Louisiana State University. Various topics are covered and since interviews are often life narratives, multiple topics arise, including major historic events outside of the scope of LSU history, including, for example, the 1927 Flood, the Great Depression, Governor Huey Long, military history, and civil rights.
Size
322 interviews on 681 recordings
Time Period Covered
1908 - present
Date
1970s - present
Principal Interviewers
Jennifer Abraham; Everett Besch, Melisse Campbell, Susie Crews, Pamela Dean, Jack Fiser, Mary Hebert, Sally Kuzenski
Finding Aids
Abstracts, indexes
Audio Availability
MP3
Processing Status
37% of interviews are cataloged (120 of 322)

This interview is currently unprocessed.
Date
6/30/1990
Festival
Bogalusa
Folder Box
20
Folder Number
460
Folder Status
True
Indexed Status
True
Interview Number in Record
1 of 1
Interviewee
"Annette Garrick, Marion Branton Campbell, Ruth Pigott, Linnie Hurdermer"
Interviewee Release
False
Interviewer Release
False
Project
LA Open House Storytelling
Record Type
Louisiana Folklife
Survey Form Status
False
Tape Number
460
Tape Number Corrected Status
False
Topics
Biographical Information; Civil War Re-Enactment; Picking Cotton; Education; Ghost Stories; Sawmill; Pranks; Santa Claus; Automobiles; Huey Long; Cattle; Bogalusa (La.)
Transcript Status
False
Oral History Annie Kimble
Interview Information
Interviewee
Annie Kimble
Series
McKinley High School Oral History Project
Subseries
African American Churches
Series Information
Description
McKinley High School students, with the assistance of faculty and students from LSU's College of Education, conducted interviews focusing on the African American experience in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. In1995, students began interviewing community members on the history of McKinley High School, established in 1926 as the first high school for African American students in Baton Rouge. The interviews continued in subsequent years, focusing on African American businesses during the period of segregation, the history and role of African American churches, the Baton Rouge Bus Boycott, and African American social organizations.
Size
210 interviews on 228 recordings
Time Period Covered
1920s - 2000s
Date
1995-1998, 2002, 2005, 2006
Principal Interviewers
Beau Bogart, Nedra Carter, Khary Carrell, Michael Goods, Shawnte Green, Helen Haw, Melvin Heard, Rudolph Henry, Benny Hester, Shawnda Hollins, Paula Jacobi, Shanta Jenkins, Rahshada Jenkins, Veonetta Jewell, Roderick Jones, Chastity Lovely, Heidi McGee, Toni Morrison, Carmen Posey, Tayari Kwa Salaam, Lavada Taylor, Rose Thompson, Katina Welsh
Finding Aids
Abstracts, indexes
Audio Availability
MP3
Processing Status
33% of interviews are cataloged (70 of 210)

This interview is currently unprocessed.
Date
9/10/1983
Folder Box
20
Folder Number
1035
Folder Status
True
Indexed Status
True
Interview Number in Record
1 of 1
Interviewee
Annie Liuzza DiVincenti & Grace Liuzza Savarina
Interviewee Release
False
Interviewer
Harry Becnel
Interviewer Release
False
Original Box
54
Project
Florida Parishes Folklife Survey
Record Type
Louisiana Folklife
Survey Form Status
False
Tape Box
54
Tape Number
1035
Tape Number Corrected Status
True
Topics
"background information; Italian immigration; leprosy home; sugarcane; Independence, Louisiana; games; chores; cooking; pasta making; weddings; christenings; farming; building chapels; Italians"
Transcript Status
False
Oral History Annie Mae Holmes
Interview Information
Interviewee
Annie Mae Holmes
Series
McKinley High School Oral History Project
Subseries
African American Churches
Series Information
Description
McKinley High School students, with the assistance of faculty and students from LSU's College of Education, conducted interviews focusing on the African American experience in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. In1995, students began interviewing community members on the history of McKinley High School, established in 1926 as the first high school for African American students in Baton Rouge. The interviews continued in subsequent years, focusing on African American businesses during the period of segregation, the history and role of African American churches, the Baton Rouge Bus Boycott, and African American social organizations.
Size
210 interviews on 228 recordings
Time Period Covered
1920s - 2000s
Date
1995-1998, 2002, 2005, 2006
Principal Interviewers
Beau Bogart, Nedra Carter, Khary Carrell, Michael Goods, Shawnte Green, Helen Haw, Melvin Heard, Rudolph Henry, Benny Hester, Shawnda Hollins, Paula Jacobi, Shanta Jenkins, Rahshada Jenkins, Veonetta Jewell, Roderick Jones, Chastity Lovely, Heidi McGee, Toni Morrison, Carmen Posey, Tayari Kwa Salaam, Lavada Taylor, Rose Thompson, Katina Welsh
Finding Aids
Abstracts, indexes
Audio Availability
MP3
Processing Status
33% of interviews are cataloged (70 of 210)

This interview is currently unprocessed.
Date
11/14/1992
Festival
LFF 1992
Folder Box
20
Folder Number
971
Folder Status
True
Indexed Status
True
Interview Number in Record
2 of 5
Interviewee
"Annie, Mart, Joe Soileau(?); F.B. Snell; Geraldine Robertson(?)"
Interviewee Release
False
Interviewer Release
False
Notes
Narrative Stage
Original Box
51
Record Type
Louisiana Folklife
Survey Form Status
False
Tape Box
51
Tape Number
971
Tape Number Corrected Status
True
Topics
African American voter registration; elections; Harry Truman; welfare; welfare rights; Russell Long; chair making; wooden chairs; cow hide chairs; rocking chairs; braided chair covers; tom-tom drums
Transcript Status
False
Oral History Annie Spencer
Interview Information
Interviewee
Annie Spencer
Series
University History
Subseries
Women at LSU
Series Information
Description
Interviews with faculty, staff, and alumni conducted by Williams Center staff, LSU Recording Services, volunteers, and graduate students, focusing on the history of Louisiana State University. Various topics are covered and since interviews are often life narratives, multiple topics arise, including major historic events outside of the scope of LSU history, including, for example, the 1927 Flood, the Great Depression, Governor Huey Long, military history, and civil rights.
Size
322 interviews on 681 recordings
Time Period Covered
1908 - present
Date
1970s - present
Principal Interviewers
Jennifer Abraham; Everett Besch, Melisse Campbell, Susie Crews, Pamela Dean, Jack Fiser, Mary Hebert, Sally Kuzenski
Finding Aids
Abstracts, indexes
Audio Availability
MP3
Processing Status
37% of interviews are cataloged (120 of 322)

This interview is currently unprocessed.
Oral History Annie Zehyoue
Interview Information
Interviewee
Annie Zehyoue
Series
Various Topics
Series Information
Description
These primarily biographical and regional history interviews were conducted by LSU faculty and students, by Williams Center staff under contract for interviewees' families, or were donated to the Williams Center. In addition to family history and genealogy, topics covered include: the Association for Women Historians, Lansdowne Plantation in Natchez, Mississippi, the New Llano Cooperative Colony near Leesville, Louisiana, Williams Plantation, architecture, landscape architecture, hurricanes, Mardi Gras celebrations, Louisiana fisheries, the sugarcane industry, Native American and African American artists, New Orleans history and music, and topics of international interest such as the Mexican Revolution and Nazi propaganda films.
Size
96 interviews on 157 recordings
Date
1970s - present
Principal Interviewers
Pamela Dean, David Culbert, Helen Peterson, Kathleen Kearns, Susan Tittlebaum, Shelly Wells, Tayari Kwa Salaam, Harriet Walker, Ruth Laney, Mary Hebert Price, Jennifer Abraham
Finding Aids
Abstracts
Audio Availability
MP3
Processing Status
4% of interviews are cataloged (4 of 96)

This interview is currently unprocessed.
Manuscript Collections Annotated
Description
Annotated political broadside, circa 1842. 1 item. Location: OS:G. An annotated political broadside, entitled GRAND FOUR MILE RACE, predicting the victory of B. A. Martel over Judge John H. Overton in an election for judge in the Fifteenth Judicial District of St. Landry Parish, La., on April 6, 1857. For further information, see online catalog. Mss. 1150.
Manuscript Topic
Record Type
Manuscript Collections
Year
1842
Description
Annual report of the New Orleans Belt and Terminal Co. to the Interstate Commerce Commission of the United States, 1903. 2 v. Location: J:25. The New Orleans Belt and Terminal Company was formed in 1901 to operate the property of the New Orleans and Western Railroad Company. Annual reports to the ICC report the company's history, officers, assets, expenditures, earnings, and traffic and mileage statistics, as well as describe its equipment and relationship to the New Orleans and Western Railroad Company and the New Orleans Terminal Company. For more information, see the online catalog. Mss. 4871.
Manuscript Number
4871
Record Type
Manuscript Collections
Year
1903
Manuscript Collections Anonymous account book
Description
Anonymous account book, 1858-1866. 1 volume. Location: F:3. Anonymous account book of a Scottish firm engaged in the making and repair of furniture and in general carpentry work. Among the accounts is one for James Robert Hope-Scott of Abbotsford, grandson-in-law of Scottish novelist Sir Walter Scott. For further information, see online catalog. Mss. 2600.
Manuscript Number
Mss. 2600
Manuscript Topic
Record Type
Manuscript Collections
Year
1858
Manuscript Collections Anonymous account book
Description
Anonymous account book, 1903-1916. 1 volume. Location: N:2. Account book most likely from Vermilion Parish, Cameron Parish, or Jefferson Davis Parish. Includes a list of subscribers, mostly in Gueydan but also in Kaplan, Grand Chenier, Lake Arthur, and Pecan Island. Items charged to accounts include coal, rice, oats, corn, and mixed feed. Services charged to accounts include storage, bridle repairs, and cash advances. Mss. 3942.
Manuscript Number
Mss. 3942
Manuscript Topic
Record Type
Manuscript Collections
Year
1903
Manuscript Collections Anonymous account book (M)
Description
Anonymous account book (M), 1748. 1 volume. Location: Vault:1. Account book for Baton Rouge merchant containing entries for mercantile items, loans, and passage and shipping to the West Indies (Jan. 1-March 20, 1748). For further information, see online catalog. Mss. 519.
Manuscript Number
Mss. 519
Record Type
Manuscript Collections
Year
1748
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