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Advanced Search Louisiana Studies Absolute Massacre: The New Orleans Race Riot of July 30, 1866. Hollandsworth. Africans in Colonial Louisiana: The Development of Afro-Creole Culture in the Eighteenth Century Hall. Alligator Book Lockwood. Knapp. Amphibians and Reptiles of Louisiana Dundee and Rossman. Baton Rouge Gleason. Schafer. Cailloux and Claude Paschal Maistre in Civil War New Orleans Ochs. Bone Lady: Life as a Forensic Anthropologist Manhein. Larson. Hair. Lockwood. Cajun Music and Zydeco Gould. Special Edition (with CD) Canary Islanders of Louisiana Din. Carnival of Fury: Robert Charles and the New Orleans Race Riot of 1900 Hair. Civil War in Louisiana Winters. Wilkie. Kein. Creole Lexicon: Architecture, Landscape, People Edwards and Kariouk. Creole New Orleans: Race and Americanization Hirsch. Tunnell. David French Boyd: Founder of Louisiana State University Reed. Haas.

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Inquiry Question Historical Context Maps Readings ... Contents A Creole Neighborhood in New Orleans Supplementary Resources By looking at students examine New Orleans's distinctive French Quarter, a vibrant reflection of its Creole heritage, and recall the city's role in American westward expansion. Those interested in learning more will find that the Internet offers a variety of interesting materials. park's web pages to learn more about the park's history and visiting the site. National Register Travel Itinerary: Explore the History and Culture of Southeastern Louisiana This National Register of Historic Places Travel Itinerary explores 62 historic places in Southeastern Louisiana that illustrate the region's vivid history where Spanish, African-American, French, Anglo-American and other cultures met to produce one of the most interesting stories in the United States. Included on the itinerary is an essay on French Creole Architecture. Louisiana State Museum New Orleans' most prominent heritage attraction is the State Museum Louisiana Division of Historic Preservation: Louisiana Studies Historic Preservation Supplement Louisiana was the first state in the nation to produce a statewide architectural heritage education curriculum . Created by the Louisiana Division of Historic Preservation , its goal is to provide the state's children with a sense of appreciation, pride, and stewardship for Louisiana's historic buildings. The material is statewide in scope. It deals with building types found throughout Louisiana as well as those limited to specific areas within the state. Thus, the curriculum has elements which teachers in each city, town, and parish can use. In addition, the materials can be adapted for students of any age and can be used to meet the Department of Education's Social Studies Standards. Of special interest are the links to illustrations of Louisiana's architectural heritage and the

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Previous Draft Heritage Study and Environmental Assessment Table of Contents Next COMPREHENSIVE CONCEPT: STORIES OF THE DELTA GOAL The goal of this concept is to illustrate the interrelationships between the "Stories of the Delta" and the historic sites, museums, festivals, and natural areas that could be organized to preserve, protect, and present to visitors the rich and diverse natural and cultural heritage of the Delta. IMPORTANCE/SIGNIFICANCE The "Stories of the Delta" — the people, places, and events that bring this region of the country to national attention — form a complex yet cohesive picture of the Delta’s natural, cultural, historic, and ancient resources. These are the stories or themes related to the Delta that Visitors and residents alike should understand in order to appreciate the impact this region has had on the formation of our national character. These stories combined with the appropriate historic sites, museums, festivals, and natural areas form the base from which historic preservation, heritage tourism, and economic revitalization efforts could be initiated. RESOURCES Map and PDF Document (PDF file) Resources would be drawn from across the region and would illustrate the interrelationships between people, places, and events in the Delta. Emphasis would be placed on utilizing existing resources and criteria for choosing appropriate sites and resources would need to be developed. Criteria for selecting sites and resources might be related to specific site characteristics. These characteristics might include the significance of the site/resource the site/resource’s relationship to a specific "Story of the Delta," the existence of a visitor- ready facility, present and potential interpretive opportunities, access to the region’s major transportation arteries and proximity to other sites/resources related to the "Stories of the Delta."

25. Louisiana Culinary School And Institute Directory School Name, City or Town, state or Province, Country, Programs Offered. louisiana Culinary Baton Rouge, louisiana, USA, Foods Nutrition studies http://chef2chef.net/culinary-institute/state/louisiana-culinary-schools.htm

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These links will help you to learn about our state's people, culture and history, tourist attractions, festivals and events, as well as to keep up with news and current events. [NOTE: This page contains links to other Internet sites not owned or controlled by the Secretary of State's office that may be of interest to our readers. We make no warranty, express or implied, for the accuracy, completeness or currency of the information provided, and assume no responsibility for the content provided. Therefore, the content of those sites is to be considered strictly that of the authors and may not necessarily represent the opinions or policies of the Office of Secretary of State.] Chambers of Commerce Colleges and Universities Genealogy General Reference/Miscellaneous Subjects ... Wildlife and Nature Chambers of Commerce Louisiana Department of Economic Development in Baton Rouge lists all chambers and economic development boards. ChamberFind.com listings for Louisiana Alexandria - Central Louisiana Chamber of Commerce in Alexandria Abbeville - Vermillion Parish Chamber of Commerce in Abbeville Baton Rouge Chamber of Commerce in Baton Rouge Bossier Chamber of Commerce in Bossier Parish Coushatta - Red River Parish Chamber of Commerce in Coushatta Hammond Chamber of Commerce in Hammond Homer - Claiborne Parish Chamber of Commerce in Homer Houma-Terrebonne Chamber of Commerce in Houma Iberia Parish Links in New Iberia Greater Jennings Chamber of Commerce in Jennings Jefferson Chamber of Commerce in Metairie

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Home Senators Officers Session Info ... Documents Senator Mount Home Biography Committees Topics of Interest ... House Districts Senator Willie L. Mount - District 27 Louisiana Positives Table of Contents Education Higher Education Tourism Economic Development ... Government/Misc EDUCATION Neal Wu, a Glasgow Middle School (Baton Rouge) 7th grader, is the 2005 MATHCOUNTS national champion. He competed against 227 other middle-school students. (2005) Louisiana’s 10th graders reached the national average on their pre-ACT exam scores, a rate of advancement more rapid than any other state. (ACT Inc., Spring 2005) Louisiana’s public school accountability program ranks second in the nation. The ranking praises the state’s efforts in improving teacher quality (first in the nation), student performance, violence, and other factors that make up the learning environment. (Education Week, January 2005) Louisiana’s comprehensive early childhood education program, LA4, is among the best in the nation. It has been highlighted by Georgetown University as “simply stunning” and a model initiative. The nation’s premier specialist in pre-kindergarten education says Louisiana is now in the top tier of states in pre-K education, despite Louisiana’s students starting later than their peers across the nation. (Dr. Craig Ramey, Georgetown University, December 2004)

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var TlxPgNm='index'; Daily Political Cartoon Top News Stories Webmaster Legal Louisiana Social Studies home Navigation Cajuns Plantations Huey P. Long New Orleans Restaurants ... Click To Try A Fun State Location Geography Quiz Jackson Square circa. 1855 The Creole State: An Introduction to Louisiana Traditional Culture By Nicholas R. Spitzer Louisiana is a state steeped in a variety of traditions, but is also pulled toward the cultural economic mainstream. Louisiana people are increasingly aware of the complex mixture of tradition and change found in a state that is part Sunbelt-suburban just as surely as it is still part pioneer, frontier, plantation, farmstead, fisherman's camp, and New Orleans neighborhood. Predominately Catholic French southern Louisiana has been described as "South of the South" due to the Mediterranean-African roots and plantation past of the region, that make it and New Orleans more akin to societies in the Spanish and French West Indies than the American South. The rural part of south Louisiana is dominated by the Acadians, or Cajuns, who came from what is now Nova Scotia as petit habitants in the late eighteenth century. However, over time the Cajuns have absorbed and been affected by a wide array of cultures in the area: Spanish, German, Italian, Anglo, Native American, and Slavonian. Back to Top The distinctive foodways (gumbo, jambalaya, crawfish etouffee), music (Cajun music and zydeco), material culture (Creole cottages, shotgun houses, pirogues and bateaux), ritual/festive practices (folk Catholicism, home altars, traiteurs, Mardi Gras), and languages (Cajun and Creole French, Spanish, Dalmatian, and Indian languages), reflect a diversity of cultures unified in one region.

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33. Louisiana Recent studies show nearly 50 percent of renters in the state pay more than 30 Mid City Redevelopment Alliance, Baton Rouge. Planning, March 2001, p. http://www.planning.org/growingsmart/States/Louisiana.htm

Research Growing Smart document.write(document.title); Printer-Friendly Format Overview Background Bibliography Legislative Guidebook ... Join APA APA is an outspoken advocate for planning. Become a member and join thousands of people who share your dedication to building strong, vibrant communities. Louisiana Comprehensive planning statutes in the Louisiana remain virtually identical to the 1920s legislation upon which they are modeled. In 1977, to address the problems of growth and development in urban and regions of the state that cross local government boundaries, the legislature amended the state law to authorize state planning and development districts to facilitate inter-governmental cooperation. At that time, however, no major changes were made to laws governing local comprehensive planning. Unlike other southern states such as Florida, Georgia, and Tennessee, where major planning law reforms have been made, neither Louisiana's governor nor legislature has yet to take any major steps towards updating planning statutes. Last May the state senate did pass a bill requiring at least three hours of formal training for members of planning and zoning commissions. However, the state House of Representatives ran out of time before the 2001 legislative session adjourned to vote on the measure.

34. Louisiana Special Collections Subject Guides This collection of detailed historical maps of louisiana cities, This site, maintained by the louisiana Secretary of state s Old state Capitol Center http://library.uno.edu/help/subguide/louis/louisiana.html

35. Graduate Programs At Louisiana State University In Shreveport Directory of graduate and postgraduate programs at louisiana state University In The Department of English at LSU in Shreveport offers graduate studies http://schools.gradschools.com/graduate-schools/LA-State-Shreveport.html

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36. State Energy Program: SEP Grants To Louisiana In 2004 louisiana Projects Funded by Its 2004 Formula Grant from DOE s state Energy The Clean cities New Orleans collaboration promoted and encouraged the http://www.eere.energy.gov/state_energy_program/grants_by_state.cfm/state=LA

Search Help More Search Options Search EERE Information Center Louisiana Has a New Energy Code for Commercial Buildings June 25, 2005 DOE Awards $26.5 Million to 38 States for Energy Efficiency July 5, 2005 More Louisiana News Louisiana Projects Funded by Its 2004 Formula Grant from DOE's State Energy Program Buildings Electric Power and Renewable Energy Industry Policy, Planning, and Energy Security ... Transportation Buildings The Commercial Application of Desiccant and Heat Pipe project secured and installed a natural gas regenerative desiccant dehumidification system at a selected commercial location; installed a heat pipe dehumidification system at a selected commercial location; established a benchmark for performance; installed temperature and humidity sensors upstream and downstream of the two systems; measured and documented energy and humidity reduction; and educated building managers, developers, etc., on the applicability of the technology to meet air quality standards. The Flex Fund Program provided a source of low-interest loans for people who wish to upgrade the energy efficiency of their homes. Rebates not to exceed $2,000 were offered to people who had their homes audited by a certified energy rater, performed recommended repairs, and had a second audit performed to determine that the homes improved by at least 30%. For public buildings, it helped with the financing through the Energy Fund and used performance contracting of the most cost-effective retrofit recommendation for a government (or quasigovernment) facility.

37. Preserving Louisiana's Legacy Everyone in louisiana has the right to know about the state s legacy. Population growth in louisiana has led to rapidly expanding cities and extended http://www.crt.state.la.us/crt/ocd/arch/legacy/study.htm

Although an archaeologist can gain some information from artifacts that have been removed from a site, much more information can be gleaned through careful survey and excavation. During a survey, the archaeologist examines artifacts remaining on the ground and records large concentrations as sites. The archaeologist evaluates each site's size and age, and determines how it contributes to an overall understanding of Louisiana's past. No two sites exactly duplicate each other, but some are more unusual than others. Some provide new or important information linking a group of people with a certain location or activity for the first time. This means that sometimes a small site, without elaborate or especially beautiful artifacts, may be more important to the understanding of the past than another site that is larger. An archaeologist who records an important site will recommend protection or excavation for it. The archaeologist will evaluate threats to the site to determine the possibility of preserving the site intact. Some sites must be protected to insure that future generations can see unexcavated sites, and so that future archaeologists with improved techniques will have sites left to study. Even if an archaeologist excavates a site, he or she will usually leave parts of it untouched. Archaeological excavation of a site is meticulous in order to preserve every piece of information. The archaeologist photographs and draws soil changes and artifacts as they are uncovered. This provides a permanent record of the relationships of materials to each other and to other parts of the site. Samples of charcoal, soil, bones, and decayed plants are collected for laboratory analysis.

38. Center For South Louisiana Studies Map of United States showing Major Basins and Structural Features, Copy of Rathborne Land and Lumber Company, cities Service Oil Co., 24 x 24 http://www.selu.edu/Academics/Depts/RegionalStudies/archivalcoll/M-O/mancil,ervi

Newsletter Flyer Information Director Staff About the Center Archival Collections Activities Publications Exhibits Events Community Outreach Related Links Information Request MANCIL, ERVIN, COLLECTION BOX 1 Folder 1. Xeroxed copies of articles about cypress logging 2. Copy of John Putnum's letter on cypress lumbering 3. The cypress lumber industryFederal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Economic Studies, Economic Study No. 3, October 1955 4. Department of the Interior Geological Survey Land Use Maps 5. Bowie, Louisiana and Harvey, Louisianasites of cypress lumbering 6. Publications and releases about cypress lumbering 7. Illinois Central Railroad Material 8. Mancil's notes on cypress logging MANCIL, ERVIN, COLLECTION BOX 2 l. Ervin Mancil, An Historical Geography of Industrial Cypress Lumbering in Louisiana, 1972 (original dissertation with no pictures in a box) 2. Ervin Mancil, An Historical Geography of Industrial Cypress Lumbering in Louisiana, Volume I, 1972 (bound copy) 3. Ervin Mancil, An Historical Geography of Industrial Cypress Lumbering in Louisiana, Volume II, 1972 (bound copy) MANCIL, ERVIN, COLLECTION MAPS IN MAP DRAWER 55 2. Official Road and Ward Map of St. Mary Parish, 24" x 29"

39. Center For South Louisiana Studies REGIONAL HISTORYLOUISIANANATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES BOX 1. Folder 1. Preservation Planning Series, Manual for state Historic Preservation http://www.selu.edu/Academics/Depts/RegionalStudies/archivalcoll/R/regional-loui

Newsletter Flyer Information Director Staff About the Center Archival Collections Activities Publications Exhibits Events Community Outreach Related Links Information Request REGIONAL HISTORYLOUISIANA NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES BOX 1 Folder 1. Preservation Planning Series, Manual for State Historic Preservation Review Boards, 1981 (xerox copy) 2. Preservation Planning Series, Manual for State Historic Preservation Review Boards, 1984 3. Memorandums to State Review Committee Members 4. AgendasNational Review Committee Meetings 5. Minutes of the National Register Review Committee Meetings 6. Correspondence to the National Register Review Committee 7. United States Department of the Interior Assurance of Compliance 8. Travel Expense Account Forms 9. Renovation and Use of Wasson Homeplace, Plan #1 10. Louisiana Preservation Alliance, Vol. 4, No. 1, May 1983; Vol. 6, No. 1, March; No. 2, June; No. 3, September, 1986 11. Louisiana Travel Journal, Office of Tourism, Vol. 1, No. 2, December 1986 12. The National Register of Historic Places in Louisiana, Current through December 31, 1980

40. The Casinos Of Louisiana Many cities that have introduced riverboat gaming have seen crime rates decrease in The study makes the following conclusions. Using statelevel data, http://www.casinosoflouisiana.com/factmyth.htm

MYTH #1: Gaming creates nothing. It merely takes money that would otherwise be used by Louisiana residents for other purposes. FACT: Riverboat casinos have become a major economic force that benefits all residents of the state, and it generates millions of dollars of new money for Louisiana in several ways: Approximately 53% of all gaming revenue comes from out-of-state, most from Texas. As a result, on average, over $18.2 million per month is received by the state and local governments in gaming taxes. Local merchants such as service stations, restaurants and retail stores benefit from the increased traffic of out-of-state visitors. Each year, riverboat casinos pay over $368 million in salaries to some 15,000 employees. The industry has invested more than $1.7 billion in facility construction, and is employs hundreds of Louisiana construction workers to build new luxury hotels and entertainment centers. Riverboat casinos purchase over 70% of all goods and services from Louisiana vendors including computers, printing and floral arrangements. MYTH #2: The introduction of riverboat gaming into a community causes an increase in crime.

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