Named for the manner in which Congressmen address one another on the House and Senate floors, the exhibition opens September 8th and marks the formal opening of the Breaux papers. Documents and photographs highlighting Breaux and Johnston’s political careers and legislative accomplishments during their combined fifty-five years in Congress will be displayed. A small sampling of items from other Congressional collections will also be included. Breaux and Johnston plan to be on hand at a reception to be held at Hill on October 9th in conjunction with a symposium hosted by the Manship School of Mass Communication, at which the senators will speak.

• Creole Echoes / Resonances Créoles

• From Red Stick To River Capital: Three Centuries of Baton Rouge History

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• Mariners, Meridians and Monsters: Exploring the History of Maps in Fact and Fiction, 2009
• A Century of Standard Oil in Baton Rouge, 2009
• Audubon at Oakley: Louisiana Selections from Birds of America, 2008
• The Pathway to Promise: 1500 Years of Religious Texts and Moral Guidebooks, 2008
• After Katrina: Salvaging Photographs of Pre-Storm New Orleans, 2008
• Andrew D. Lytle’s Baton Rouge: Photographs 1863-1910, 2008
• Have You Heard? The Past in Present Tense from the T. Harry Williams Center for Oral History, 2007
• Super Stories: A Brief History of Comics, Selections from the William Morton Bowlus Collection, 2007
• An Unnatural Metropolis: Wresting New Orleans from Nature, 2007
  
• Bruce Rogers, Man of Letters: Typography and Texts from the Bruce Rogers Collection, 2006
• Why I Love Books: The Artworks of Charles Hobson, 2006/2007

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