LANDRY (THEODORE E. AND LOU BIRD) PAPERS
Mss. 3771
Container List
Revised by
Luana Henderson
Louisiana and Lower Mississippi Valley Collections
Special Collections, Hill Memorial Library
Louisiana State University Libraries
Baton Rouge, Louisiana State University
2005
CONTENTS OF INVENTORY
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SUMMARY
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Size |
ca. 15,000 items. |
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Geographic Locations |
Louisiana, Mississippi, New York, Washington D. C., Guatemala, Costa Rica, France, Normandy, Belgium. |
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Inclusive Dates |
1931-1984. |
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Bulk Dates |
1951-1976 |
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Languages |
English, French, German. |
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Summary |
Personal and professional papers include correspondence, printed material, lectures, scrapbooks, and client files. Client files are comprised of correspondence, drawings, plans, photographs and color slides relating to landscape architecture. |
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Arrangement |
Unprocessed |
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Because the collection is unprocessed, access requires the written permission of the curator. Before access is granted, materials must be screened for sensitive and private information such as social security numbers and medical or academic records, as well as for materials covered by donor-imposed or legal restrictions. The full text of our policy on unprocessed collections is available at
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Copyright |
Copyright of the original materials is retained by descendants of the creators in accordance with U.S. copyright law. |
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Citation |
Theodore E. and Lou Bird Landry Papers, Mss. 3771, Louisiana and Lower Mississippi Valley Collections, LSU Libraries, Baton Rouge, La. |
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Stack Locations |
Z:30-31, Z:33, 43:26-28, 43:30-34, 82, 104-105 |
BIOGRAPHICAL/HISTORICAL NOTE Theodore E. and Lou Bird Landry were landscape architects of Port Allen, La. Theodore E. Landry was born in Mark, La., in 1899. In 1914 he began working at the Esso Refinery in Baton Rouge, and in 1920, he married Julia Louisa "Lou Bird." She was also from Mark, La., and a graduate of St. Joseph's Academy in Baton Rouge. The couple moved to Cinclare Plantation, West Baton Rouge Parish, in 1925, where they opened a nursery, Cottage Gardens, and began work with their first design. In 1934, they moved to Port Allen, and Theodore earned a license in landscape architecture, as did Lou Bird a few years later. The two established a firm in Port Allen. They were especially interested and active in projects to restore plantation gardens to historical accuracy and donated their services to landscape churches in the Baton Rouge diocese. They were active in numerous local and national organizations and received considerable acclaim for their professional work. Mr. Landry was among the small group of people who were responsible for establishing the professional status for landscape architecture in Louisiana, and who founded organizations that supported the early work of the profession. He was the first president of the Louisiana Landscape Association, and was equally active in state, regional, and national affairs of the American Society of Landscape Architects. His special interests included early Louisiana architecture and landscape architecture. Theodore also held a membership in L’Assemblee Francaise, an organization for the preservation of Louisiana's French heritage. Lou Bird Landry, like her husband, was also an authority on southern horticulture, and widely acknowledged in her area of expertise, receiving much recognition for her work in garden clubs and other civic organizations. Among Mr. and Mrs. Landry’s most significant contributions was the promotion of the preservation and restoration of plantation gardens along the Mississippi River. Especially noteworthy, was the degree of detail in their design drawings. They also traveled extensively in the U. S. and abroad, photographing projects wherever they visited. Their reputation for church landscape architecture work became so well known that they were invited to design the landscape for the Basilica de Esquipulas in Guatemala. The couple also lectured on landscaping, the history of gardening, and historic buildings. Theodore Landry continued to work at Esso, and before his retirement in 1958, he landscaped the grounds of the refinery. He died in 1980, and Lou Bird Landry died in 1983.
SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE Personal and professional papers include correspondence, printed material, lectures, scrapbooks, and client files. The major components of this collection consist of designs for churches, schools, parks and playgrounds, industrial sites, garden design for the historic plantation sites along the Mississippi River, and several hundred residences. Projects of note include the plantations Afton Villa, Madewood, Magnolia Vale (Natchez, Miss.), Poplar Grove, San Francisco, Oaklawn Manor, Arlington and Valcour Aime. Other notable work includes the Baton Rouge Esso (Exxon) refinery and several Catholic churches in the Baton Rouge diocese. Client files are comprised of correspondence, drawings, plans, photographs and color slides relating to landscape architecture work done for Louisiana, especially Baton Rouge area, plantations, churches, residences, schools, and businesses. Slides document professional projects on horticulture, historic and contemporary gardens, and architecture in the United States and abroad. All stages of the project illustrated, from the initial site planning through completion. Additionally, there are plans and detailed drawings, as well as photographs and schedules of numerous flower shows in Port Allen and Baton Rouge, La., including a group of slides span a period of twenty years. Reports of damage to trees and gardens caused by hurricanes and tornadoes are also present in this collection. Two scrapbooks record Theodore Landry's service in the Louisiana State Guard, 1942-1946, and Lou Bird Landry's participation in garden clubs. Printed materials are primarily programs and rosters from garden clubs and garden shows, especially the West Baton Rouge Garden and Civic Club, and newspaper clippings about the couple's work. Additional slides illustrate agriculture and transportation in Louisiana, Mardi Gras, Louisiana towns, Natchez plantation homes and costumes, and African-American baptisms. Additionally, there is material related to the Civil War Centennial in Louisiana. This consists of correspondence, public relations strategy, and printed booklets and brochures. They include The Civil War in Louisiana, a Chronology, by T. Harry Williams and A. Oris Hebert, Jr. (1965), Louisiana Commemorates the Civil War, by T. Harry Williams (n.d.), Louisiana in the Civil War-a Bibliography (n.d.), and General Henry Watkins Allen, Confederate Governor of Louisiana, 1861-1865 (n.d.)
Correspondence reflects Theodore and Lou Bird Landry’s day-to-day activities of their work in landscape architecture. Correspondence with clients and prospective clients details professional services available, landscape designs, costs, and progress on projects. Client letters express satisfaction and appreciation for completed projects. Theodore Landry corresponded with colleagues throughout the country sharing ideas on landscape designs and with university faculty, including faculty at Louisiana State University and Tulane University, New Orleans, La. Correspondence reflects participation in local and national organizations, with letters relating publications, speaking engagements and presentations. They also relate to the business activities of the organizations. Other
correspondence shows Landry’s involvement with the Port Allen planning commission, municipal beautification programs within the state, and Theodore’s contribution to local industrial landscape design. He was also involved in the improvement of industrial waste disposal systems. Additionally, letters document Theodore and Lou Bird’s participation in the preservation of historical sights and church landscape projects. Theodore was also in communication with members of the film industry, political figures, and members of the clergy, including Bishop Robert E. Tracey. Letters from Governor John J. McKeithen’s office invite Landry to discuss possible landscape development around the Pentagon Buildings. Letters from novelist, Harnett Kane (1963) requests the use of Landry’s photographic slides depicting various landmarks; Kane also comments on the assassination of John F. Kennedy (Nov. 1963). Personal correspondence concerns a European trip, and landscape projects in England and Guatemala, and friends describe to the sights of Costa Rica and Guatemala. Correspondence in French relates chiefly to personal and social matters and tells of trips to New York, Washington D. C., France, Normandy and Belgium. Some letters, however, relate to Esso Standard Oil Co.
CONTAINER LIST
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Personal Papers – Garden Shows, Photographs, 42 |
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Z:30 |
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Personal Papers (1954-1960) |
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Civil War Centennial Commission, Louisiana (1961) |
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2-24 |
Correspondence (1946-1974) |
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Correspondence: Good Deeds (1960-1980) |
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Qualifications and Bibliography (1934-1975) |
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27-30 |
English Speaking Union (1963-1966, n.d.) |
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31 |
Evaluations, Damage, Hurricanes, Etc. (1959-1972) |
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32-37 |
Garden Club Programs and Rosters (1944-1970) |
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38-40 |
Garden Shows (1955-1966, n.d.) |
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Garden Shows, Photographs (1941-1959, n.d.) |
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Lectures – Edwards, D. F., 94 Titles |
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Z:30 |
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Lectures (1954-1968, n.d.) |
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Lectures, School, Landscape Design (1961-1965, n.d.) |
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Louisiana Plantation Homes (n.d.) |
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Miscellaneous (1974) |
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Plant lists [including historic] (1947-1975) |
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Sample Designs by Mr. and Mrs. Landry (1931, n.d.) |
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Study Club in Landscape Design (1949) |
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Afton Villa [Percy, Wallace] (1935-1957) |
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Allen, Stanley G. (1953-1959, n.d.) |
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Allendorph, Henry S. (1959-1963, n.d.) |
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Allain, Charles (1965) |
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Almond, Pat W. (1974) |
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American Legion (1950) |
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Anthony, John W. (1971-1975) |
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Anthony, John W., Photographs (n.d.) |
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Arbour, S. V. (1938, n.d.) |
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Atchafalaya Levee Board Office (1956-1959) |
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Audubon Place (1965, n.d.) |
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Ayo, Charles F. (1951-1952, n.d.) |
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Bank of West Baton Rouge (1952-1975, n.d.) |
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Bauer, Carl [Arlington Plantation] (1965-1968) |
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Begneaud, Roland (1959-1962, n.d.) |
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Bennett, Col. & Mrs. Williams T. (1960) |
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Bodman, Murrell & Smith, Architects (1961, n.d.) |
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Bogan, Mrs. Ethyl (1961) |
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Bretz, R. H. (1954, n.d.) |
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Brown, Mr. & Mrs. Clair A. (n.d.) |
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Brunet, Rev. Jules & Frederic [Country Club Gardens] (1968) |
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Brusly, Town of, Triangle (1950) |
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Camp Istrouma B. S. A. (1947-1956) |
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Capitol Building and Loan (1958-1959, n.d.) |
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Carr, J. W., Jr. (1953-1964, n.d.) |
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Carville, Mrs. Chester ((1951, n.d.) |
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Carville, Louis, Jr. (1954, n.d.) |
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Catholic Life Center [Diocese of Baton Rouge] 1966-1976, n.d.) |
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Champagne, J. C. (1956, n.d.) |
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Churches: Acadian Catholic Church [St. Gabriel Restoration] (1970-1976, n.d.) |
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Churches: Basilica de Esquipulas, Guatemala 1960-1984, n.d.) |
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90 |
Churches: Benedictine Mission Home (1953, n.d.) |
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Churches: Diocesan Administration Building (1960-1962) |
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Churches: Diocese POR Cathedral [St. Joseph] (1964-1974, n.d.) |
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Churches: Episcopal Church, New Roads, La. (1952-1965, n.d.) |
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Churches: Guatemala Missions, Rev. Engels (1976, n.d.) |
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Churches: Holy Family Catholic Church (1955-1967, n.d.) |
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Churches: Manresa Retreat House (1958-1962) |
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98 |
Churches: Marianites of the Holy Cross (1963-1965) |
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Churches: Our Lady of Assumption Catholic Church (1967, n.d.) |
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Churches: Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church (1960) |
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Churches: Presbyterian Church [West Baton Rouge] (1961, n.d.) |
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Churches: Sacred Heart Rectory, Baton Rouge, La. (1965) |
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Churches: Sacred Heart Rectory, Redlands, Ca. (1960, n.d.) |
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Churches: St. Aloysius Catholic Church (1956, n.d.) |
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Churches: St. Clement of Rome Catholic Church (1968-1971) |
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Churches: St Gabriel Catholic Church (1971-1973, n.d.) |
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Churches: St. Jean Vianney (1976, n.d.) |
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Churches: St. Joseph’s Abbey (1946, 1964, n.d.) |
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Churches: St. Joseph’s Cathedral (1964, 1974, n.d.) |
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Churches: St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, Rayne, La. (1965-1966, n.d.) |
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112 |
Churches: St. Joseph Parish Rectory and Admin. Bldg. (1966-1967, n.d.) |
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113 |
Churches: St. Louis King of France (1972, n.d.) |
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114 |
Churches: St. Paul’s Holy Trinity Episcopal [New Roads] (1965) |
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115 |
Churches: St. Philip Catholic Church [Vacherie, La.] (1966, n.d.) |
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Churches: St. Philomena Catholic Church [Labadieville, La.] (1963-1974, n.d.) |
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117 |
Churches: Southside Baptist Church (1957-1958, n.d.) |
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118 |
Churches: Thibodaux Hospital and Mausoleum (1961-1972) |
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119 |
Coogan, Frank (1950-1951) |
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Couhig, R. E. [Asphodel Plantation] (1959-1960) |
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Couhig, R. E. [Asphodel Plantation], photographs, misc. (n.d.) |
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Cronan, Thomas (1930-1931) |
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Dameron, Mrs. C. I. (1964-1965) |
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Dameron, Claiborne (1966-1967) |
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Dardenne, Mrs. Henry (1951-1952) |
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126 |
Dart, Benjamin W. (1959) |
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127 |
Dart, Stephen P. (1959-1960) |
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128 |
Delahaye, Evan (1955, 1961, n.d.) |
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129 |
Delahaye, Jos. (1955, 1961, n.d.) |
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Desobry, R. G. (n.d.) |
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DeSonier, Dr. H. O. (1966) |
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132 |
Devall, Mrs. A. P. (n.d.) |
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Donaldson, Mrs. P. F. (1950-1951, n.d.) |
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134 |
Dupont, Charles Ory (1964-1972) |
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135 |
East Feliciana Parish Courthouse (1965) |
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Edwards, D. F. (n.d.) |
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Esso Refinery – Police Jury, 124 Titles |
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137 |
Esso Refinery, Baton Rouge, Landscape Report (1953-1959) |
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138 |
Esso Refinery, Main Office (1945-1958, n.d.) |
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139 |
Esso Refinery, Reich’s Plan (1952-1953, n.d.) |
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Esso Refinery, Baton Rouge, Brown, Clair A., Ph.D. (1953-1959, n.d.) |
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150 |
Evans, Thomas R. (n.d.) |
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151 |
Export Transfer Co. (1948-1953) |
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152 |
Farr, W. D. (n.d.) |
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153 |
Fenn, Ellis ( 1941, n.d.) |
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Ferguson, A. J. (1952) |
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Fleming, Robert M. 1967, n.d.) |
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156 |
Flenagan, John L. (n.d.) |
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157 |
Flenniken, John W. (1966, n.d.) |
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158 |
Forest Park ( 1956-1963, n.d.) |
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159 |
Freeman, Louis (1956-1957, n.d.) |
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160 |
Fritchie, A. F. (n.d.) |
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161 |
Germantown Colony and Museum (1975, n.d.) |
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162 |
Goodman, R.H., Bank of Baton Rouge (1933, n.d.) |
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Gordon, A. K. (1931, n.d.) |
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164 |
Grace, Mrs. Mallory (1956) |
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Grace Memorial Cemetery [John W. Wilbert, Jr.] 1965-1970, n.d.) |
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Greater Baton Rouge Port Commission (1956-1957) |
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167 |
Groves, Henry K. (1958-1959) |
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Guidry, Leodore (1951, n.d.) |
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Haase, Roy J. (1971) |
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Hathorn, John W. (1954-1963, n.d. |
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Hebert, Dr. L. G. (1967, n.d.) |
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173 |
Hebert, Reaud (1975) |
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174 |
Heck, Henry (1937) |
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Helm, Dr. Robert (1966-1967, n.d.) |
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176 |
Hill, George and John (1936, 1959, n.d.) |
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177 |
Holmes, Jack (1951) |
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178 |
Hermitage [Plantation] (1966, n.d.) |
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179 |
Houmas House [Plantation] (1967) |
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180 |
Hoyt, C. P. (1955, n.d.) |
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181 |
Hummel, R. J. (1954) |
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Ideal Cement Co. (1951) |
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Innes, T. J. (1958, n.d.) |
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Interstate Oil Pipeline Co. (1956) |
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Joffrion, Wilbur F. (1965, n.d.) |
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John. A. S. (1928) |
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Kahao, Kenneth H. [Allendale Plantation (1960-1974, n.d.) |
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Daiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp. (1971) |
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Kansas City Parkway (1940) |
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Kastler, Ordway (1948) |
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Kent House [Plantation] (1969-1973) |
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Kenyon, Howard |
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Kimball, D. P. (1954-1955, n.d.) |
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194 |
Kleinpeter, Family Home [Mr. Landry’s last project] (1971, 1978, n.d.) |
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195 |
Kraemer [Iris Garden Memorial] (1962, n.d.) |
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Landess, Dr. D. W. (n.d.) |
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Landry, E. A. (1955, n.d.) |
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Landry, Kenneth (1962) |
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Landry, Mrs. L. D. (1952, n.d.) |
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Landry, Dr. L. D. (n.d.) |
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Landry, P. B. (1954) |
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Landry, T. E. (n.d.) |
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Lanerne, Remi (1955) |
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LeBlanc, Freddie ( 1955) |
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LeBlanc, R. L.( 1961) |
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Ledig, Clarence (n.d.) |
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Lone Star Shopping Center (1966, n.d.) |
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Louisiana Federation of Garden Clubs (n.d.) |
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Louisiana Commission on Cultural Resources (1961-1962, n.d.) |
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Madewood Plantation (1957, 1964-1966, n.d.) |
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Magnolia Vale [Natchez, Miss.) (1872,1943) |
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Manard Molasses Co. (1958-1959, n.d.) |
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Marston House Restoration (1959-1970, n.d.) |
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Martin, James (1973, n.d.) |
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Marvin, Mrs. Wilbur (1953, n.d.) |
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Mary, Austin (n.d.) |
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Mary, Mrs. O. J. (1947, n.d.) |
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Mary, Richard (1964, n.d.) |
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McAdams, Holmes (1928) |
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McAdams, J. H. (1951, n.d.) |
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McAllister, E. N. (n.d.) |
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McClellan, R. Lea (1951-1953, n.d.) |
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McClelland, George D. (1965) |
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McElroy, W. S. (n.d.) |
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McKee’s Nursery (1951-1952 |
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McLean, Dr. and Mrs. Lee D (1959-1960) |
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McNeil, E. W. (1965-1966) |
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McVea, C. P. (1961, n.d.) |
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Menton, O. R. (1955) |
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Minville, John (1966, n.d.) |
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Miller, Mrs. W. J. (1968) |
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Miller, Smith & Champagne (1955) |
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Milner, C. E. (1951- 1952, n.d.) |
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Miscellaneous: Alpha Delta Pi House (1930) |
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Miscellaneous: Barton, P. B. (n.d.) |
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Miscellaneous: Bickham, Mrs. Marie (1968) |
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Miscellaneous: Mickham, T. P. (1967-1968, n.d.) |
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Miscellaneous: Birch Residence (1929-1930) |
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Miscellaneous: Bourgeois, Millard (1934) |
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Miscellaneous: Butter Krust Bakery (1931) |
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Miscellaneous: C.C. Camp L-72 (1934) |
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Miscellaneous: Campbell, Carl [Apartments] (1931) |
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Miscellaneous: Caze, Randolph (n.d.) |
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Miscellaneous: Cross, Mrs. T. J. (1928) |
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Miscellaneous: Dampf, Mrs. J. M. (1930) |
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Miscellaneous: Darby, J. S. (1930) |
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235 |
Miscellaneous: Delta Zeta Home (n.d.) |
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Miscellaneous: Gianelloni, D. R. (1931) |
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Miscellaneous: Grass, Bernard (n.d.) |
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Miscellaneous: Hagaman, F. L. (n.d.) |
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Miscellaneous: Hebert, Sam (1933) |
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Miscellaneous: Henry Cohn Office (n.d.) |
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Miscellaneous: Henry Cohn Store (n.d.) |
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Miscellaneous: Hirschmann, J. (n.d.) |
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Miscellaneous: Hogan, Mrs. A. W. (1966, 1967) |
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Miscellaneous: Jones, Bob [Blairstown Plantation] (1959-1960) |
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Miscellaneous: Judge Allen House [Mrs. Betty Blanchard] (1971-1972) |
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Miscellaneous: Kahao, Martin (1931, 1960, n.d.) |
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235 |
Miscellaneous: Lagrone, C. F. (1959) |
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235 |
Miscellaneous: Langlois, Mr. and Mrs. Allie (1951) |
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235 |
Miscellaneous: Laws, Langdon (n.d.) |
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Miscellaneous: Levert, James (1959) |
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Miscellaneous: Mangelsdorf, H. G. (n.d.) |
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McCurnin, J. H. (n.d.) |
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Miscellaneous: Mitts, J. C. (1958) |
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Miscellaneous: Munch, Mrs. A. C. (n.d.) |
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Miscellaneous: Ogden, Elizabeth and Jessie (n.d.) |
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Miscellaneous: Rabenhorst Funeral Home (1931) |
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Miscellaneous: Rocklee, Inc. (1934) |
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Miscellaneous: Rodriguez, L. E. (n.d.) |
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Miscellaneous: Sarradet, Jack (n.d.) |
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Miscellaneous: Seese, Henry (1957) |
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Miscellaneous: Smith, Clayton (1957) |
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Miscellaneous: Terrebonne, L. P. (1930) |
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Miscellaneous: Union National Life Insurance, Co. (1972) |
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Mobley, L. S. (1957-1958, n.d.) |
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Moore, James A. (1950-1960, n.d.) |
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Mouch, Dr. Larry S. (195-1967, n.d.) |
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Mulbery Grove [Mrs. Hattie Clifton] (1972-1975) |
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Mullino, James O. (1951) |
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Municipal Building for City of Baton Rouge, La. (1954) |
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National Bank of Commerce (n.d.) |
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Oaklawn Manor [Thompson, George] (1964-1972, n.d.) |
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Odom, J. Huntington (1965-1966, n.d.) |
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Odom, Leo M. (1954-1967) |
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O’Neil, P. J. (n.d.) |
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O’ Neill, McKerall W., Jr. (1965, n.d.) |
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Otwell, Dr. Guy (1963-1972, n.d.) |
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Oubre, J. L. (1955) |
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Our Lady of the Lake Hospital (1960) |
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Our Lady of the Lake Sanitarium (1960 |
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Park Chepstow, England |
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Park, Father Colbert |
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Pentagon Barracks |
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Phillips, Ralston |
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Pillow, Jack |
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Police Jury [WBRP Courthouse, Health Unit, and Library] (1957-1977, n.d.) |
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Poplar Grove Plantation – Unidentifiable Items, 74 titles |
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Poplar Grove Plantation (1976, n.d.) |
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Port Allen, Poydras Park (1956-1957, n.d.) |
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Port Allen, Town Hall and Fire Station (1951-1953, 1976) |
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Ragan, W. A. (1961, n.d.) |
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Regina Coeli Novitiate (1962-1963, n.d.) |
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Reichardt, Mrs. Arno (1950-1955, n.d.) |
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Retreat House Plantation (1964-1967, n.d.) |
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Reymond, W. P. Jr. (1931, 1951-1958) |
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Richard, N. P. (n.d.) |
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270 |
Ritter, John E. (1956-1957) |
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271 |
Roane, J. R. (1962-1964) |
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272 |
Rollinger, M. J. (1967) |
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273 |
Rowe, Charles W. (n.d.) |
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274 |
Ryan Airport (1955) |
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275 |
St. Joseph Parish Catholic Information Center and Parish Hall (1967) |
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San Antonio’s Missions (n.d.) |
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San Francisco Plantation 1974-1975, n.d.) |
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Santa Apolonia [Guatemala], Rev. Engels (1972-1973) |
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Schools: EBRP: Baker Heights Elementary (1961) |
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Schools: EBRP: Beechwood Elementary; Broadmoor Jr. High (1960) |
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Schools: EBRP: Broadmoor Junior Senior High (n.d.) |
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Schools: EBRP: Glen Oaks High School (1958-1960) |
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Schools: EBRP: Howell School (n.d.) |
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Schools: EBRP: Lee High School (1959) |
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Schools: EBRP: School Board Offices (n.d.) |
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Schools: EBRP: Seminary Prep School (1958-1967, n.d.) |
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Schools: EBRP: Sharon Hills Elementary ( 1962-1964) |
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Schools: EBRP: Southdowns High School (1957, n.d.) |
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Schools: EBRP: Zachary High School (1963-1964) |
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Schools: Plaquemine High School(1931, n.d.) |
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Schools: St. Joseph’s Academy (1946) |
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Schools: WBRP: Brusly, Cohn & Port Allen High Schools; Chamberlain, DeVall, Lukeville, & Port Allen Elementary; WBRP School Board Office (1929, 1939, 1950-1963) |
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Schwing, E. B., Jr. (1956-1958, n.d.) |
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Scott Home, The (1942, n.d.) |
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Sciard, William M. (1953, n.d.) |
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Silverman (n.d.) |
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Smith, Dr. William E. (1968, n.d.) |
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Soboloff, Dr. H. R. (1966, n.d.) |
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Sonnier, R. M. (1955-1956, n.d.) |
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Southdown Platation (1976) |
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Stanocola Employee’s Medical & Hospital Assoc., Inc. (1955-1963, n.d.) |
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Starnes, E. E. (1931, n.d.) |
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Stewart, Hampton (1959) |
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Thomson, George B. (1965) |
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Todd, Spencer G. (1964-1965) |
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Tregre, George (n.d.) |
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Truxillo, L. C. House (n.d.) |
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Valcour, Aimee (1941-1942, n.d.) |
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Vaugn, Dr. Fred (1963-1964, n.d.) |
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Vavassuer, D. A. ((1962) |
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Warner, J. P. (1954) |
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Weaver, A. V. (1966, n.d.) |
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Webb, Gordon (n.d.) |
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Welsh [City of], Louisiana (1971) |
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West Baton Rouge Parish Community Center (n.d.) |
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West Baton Rouge Parish Courthouse and Annex (1957, 1967, n.d.) |
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West Baton Rouge Parish Health Unit (1959, 1976) |
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West Baton Rouge Parish Association for Retarded Children (1968) |
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Whitehead Boulevard (1952, n.d.) |
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Wicker, H. T. (1956) |
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Wilbert Funeral Home & Grace Memorial Sketches (1967, 1970, n.d.) |
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Wilbert, John W., Jr. (1965-1966) |
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Wilkinson, Mrs. Chauvin 1948-1972, n.d.) |
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Wildinson, Horace and Elizabeth (1942, 1962, n.d.) |
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Williamson, W. C. (n.d.) |
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Xavier Hall, Pass Christian, Miss. [Rev. Sheridan] (1962, n.d.) |
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Yola Kahn Day Camp (1959-1960) |
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Service Clubs, Port Allen Lions Club (1946-1953) |
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Societies, Louisiana Landmarks Society (1962-1966, n.d.) |
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Status, Financial (1959-1960) |
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Unidentifiable Items (n.d.) |
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Box 1, folder 28/Qualifications and Bibliography |
The Stanocolan, May 18, 1951 |
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Baton Rouge Refinery Esso News, July 4, 1958 |
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Baton Rouge Record, Feb. 19, 1971 |
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Box 1, folder 28/English Speaking Union |
France-Soir, Aug. 7, 1963 |
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Box 1, folder 39/Garden Shows |
Morning Advocate, Apr 8, 1959 |
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Box 1, folder 43/Lectures |
City of Coventry Central Area Redevelopment map |
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Box 1, folder 46/Lectures, School, Landscape Design |
Times-Picayune, Oct. 3, 1965 (clipping) |
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Box 1, folder 49/Plant Lists |
The Kitchen Garden of Mount Vernon |
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Plan of the Garden in the Bonnefont Cloister |
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Box 1, folder 83Churches: Acadian Catholic Church (St. Gabriel) |
Catholic Commentator, July 6, 1973 |
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Box 1, folder 88/Churches: Basilica de Esquipulas, Quatemala |
Times-Picayune, Feb. 5, 1976 |
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Box 1, folder 92/Churches: Diocese POR Cathedral (St. Joseph’s) |
Newspaper clipping, no date Floor plan |
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Box 2, folder 109/Churches: St. Joseph’s Abbey |
Newspaper Clipping, no date |
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Box 2, folder 110/Churches: St. Joseph’s Cathedral |
Catholic Commentator, Aug. 14, 1964 (clipping) |
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Newspaper clipping, no date Landscape plan |
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Box 3, folder 210/Madewood Plantation |
Times-Picayune, Dec 27, 1964 |
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Box 4a, folder 270/San Francisco Plantation |
Times-Picayune, July 11, Apr 18, May 31, 1974; Oct 5, 1975 |
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States-Item, Aug. 14, 1975 |
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Box 4a, folder 271/Roane, J. R. |
Times-Picayune - Dixie, June 3, 1962 (clipping) |
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Box 4a, folder 274/Ryan Airport |
State Times, Nov. 18, 1954 (clipping) |
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State Times, June 25, 1955 (clipping) |
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Box 4a, folder 334/Unidentified |
Los Angeles Times - Home Magazine, Oct. 11, Oct. 18, 1964 (clipping) |
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Afton Villa |
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Allendorf, Henry S. |
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Atchafalaya Levee Board |
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Bank of West Baton Rouge |
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Begnaud, Roland |
16 |
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Carr, J. W., Jr. |
5 |
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Champagne, J. C. |
2 |
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Delahaye, Evan |
2 |
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Desobry, R. G. |
3 |
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Export Transfer Co. a. Slide Set, 62 slides 74, 75 |
2 |
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Farr, W. D. |
6 |
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Freeman, Louise |
4 |
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Guatemala Slides are in two lecture groups which have been renumbered in pencil (in quotes) a. Lecture Set no. 1 – slides 1 through 68. Lecture note is filed under date of Nov. 22, 1984. Original file box carried date of May 8, 1976. b. Lecture set no. 2 – slides 1 through 57. Lecture note is filed under date of Nov. 22, 1984.Lecture note describes individual slides. Original file box carried date of May 8, 1976. |
125 |
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Hathorn, John W. Holmes, Jack |
9 2 |
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Hoyt, C. P. |
2 |
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Kastler, Ordway |
9 |
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17. |
Kimball, D. L. |
5 |
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18. |
Landry, P. B. |
39 |
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Lanerne, Remi |
9 |
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Manresa, Retreat House |
27 |
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McAdams, J. H. |
14 |
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McLean, Mrs. Lee D. |
2 |
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Menton, O. R. |
5 |
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*Mobley, Mrs. L. S. |
27 |
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Mouch, L. S. |
4 |
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Odom, Leo M. |
4 |
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Reichard, Mrs. Arno |
7 |
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Reymond, W. P., Jr. |
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*Richard, Nat. |
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Ryan Airport |
6 |
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Schools – Port Allen High Schools |
2 |
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*Schwing, E. D., Jr. |
27 |
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Southdown High School |
4 |
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Stanocola Employees Medical & Hospital Association, Inc. |
21 |
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St. Joseph Abbey |
9 |
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Warner, J. P. |
5 |
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Wilkinson, Mrs. Chauvin |
13 |
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Professional work by project |
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Asphodel |
9 |
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Baptist Church – Slaughter, La. |
1 |
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Baton Rouge, Miscellaneous |
20 |
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Dupont |
12 |
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Gray, Matilda |
9 |
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Hill, John |
8 |
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Health Unit |
2 |
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Johns, A. S. |
6 |
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Landry, Theodore E. |
6 |
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Langlois, Allee |
44 |
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Lee, R. L. School |
7 |
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Marston House |
2 |
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Schneider |
3 |
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Scott, Eva |
7 |
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Stewart, Hampden |
3 |
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*West Baton Rouge Courthouse |
7 |
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Landscape Architecture - General |
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Cemeteries |
1 |
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Commercial -California -Texas Storybook Land -Other Texas -Location not given |
35 14 41 19 |
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Drawings & Models |
74 |
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Ecclesiastical – Churches, Missions, etc. |
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Gardens – Botanic, Rose, etc. -Arizona Sonora Desert Museum -Boyce Thompson Arboretum -Fort Worth Botanic Garden -Tyler, Texas Rose Garden -other botanic gardens |
9 8 11 23 31 |
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6. |
Gardens – Foreign |
8 |
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Garden Shows -Crowley Louisiana State Fair -Mississippi -Oakland, California |
14 7 31 |
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Gardens, United States -Austerlitz -Bellengrath -Blythe, California -Butlers -Elsa Terrace -Gebbert -Goudchaux, New Orleans -Heiman, Lafayette -Hodges Garden -Hutchinson’s Library & Garden -Sanders, New Orleans -Schneider -Stearns -Sunset Gardens, Arcadia, California -Terrace in Melrose |
3 32 8 8 3 4 3 7 27 10 5 15 13 20 5 |
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9 106 |
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Historic (See also II. D. 1.) -Oakley -Other Historic |
7 30 |
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Industrial |
81 |
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11. |
Parks & Recreation |
16 |
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Schools, Colleges, Universities, Public Buildings -LSU -Pomona College -Thomy Lafon School -other schools and public buildings |
7 15 9 27 |
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Highways (includes parkways, freeways, and parking areas) |
83 |
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Works by others -Berger, Marie -Chapin & Harper -Church -Cobb -Donnell -Eckbo, Royston & Williams -Halprin -Hart -Jones, Ralph -Lambert, Dallas -Murray -Nell, Scott, Imlay |
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10 28 10 27 6 2 6 |
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Landscape Architecture - Details |
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Fences, Walls, Barriers, and Gates |
119 |
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Grading |
4 |
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3. |
Patios and Paving |
121 |
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Pools, Fountains, and Water Features |
55 |
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Ornaments, Furniture, and Sculpture |
68 |
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Planters |
20 |
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Landscape Architecture – Plants |
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Edges & Hedges |
50 |
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Flowers (including water lilies) -Iris -Louisiana Wild Flowers -Western Wild Flowers -Wild Flowers -Miscellaneous Flowers |
12 28 27 27 188 |
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Ground Covers |
17 |
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Shrubs and Vines -Crepe Myrtles -Other Shrubs and Vines |
7 222 |
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Trees -Flowering Trees -Palms -Other Trees |
54 5 173 |
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Architecture – Historic including |
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Z:33 |
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-Acadian House -Belle Alliance -Belle Grove -Colombe -Cottage, The -Ellerslie -18th Anthony House -Greenwood -Holly Grove -Houmas House -Isle de Orleans |
5 1 5 3 5 5 41 14 2 20 23 |
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-Laycock -Madewood -Manresa |
2 7 9 |
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Z:33 |
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-Natchez, Mississippi - various -Oak Valley -Presidio, El Paso -Shadows on the Teche -Shady Grove -Zenon, Trudeau -*Other historic architecture |
58 16 4 11 8 4 365 |
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17 |
II. D. 2. |
Architecture, Foreign |
48 |
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18 |
II. D. 3. |
Architecture, Local |
31 |
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II. D. 4. |
Architecture, Contemporary |
185 |
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II. E. |
U. S. National Parks, Monuments, etc. |
34 144 8 |
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Z:33 |
19 |
II. E. |
-Other U. S. National Parks |
228 |
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II. F. |
U. S. Travel |
179 |
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II. G. |
Foreign Travel |
37 |
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Z:33 |
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Flower shows |
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Louisiana, Mississippi cultural subjects |
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Miscellaneous and unidentified slides |
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43:26 |
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43:27 |
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Unidentified slides |
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43:28 |
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Progress reports, studies, histories, blue prints, miscellaneous printed materials |
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43:30 |
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Miscellaneous papers, unidentified slides |
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43:31 |
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Unidentified slides |
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42:32 |
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Unidentified slides |
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42:33 |
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Unidentified slides |
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42:34 |
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Unidentified slides |
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Blueprints, drawings |
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1 |
Afton Villa – Audubon Place, 11 titles |
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Bank of West Baton Rouge – Bennett, Col. & Mrs. William T.; 4 titles |
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Bodman, Murrell, & Smith, Architects – Carville, Louis Jr.;10 titles |
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Churches: Acadian Catholic Church – St. Jean Vianney; 16 titles |
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Churches: St. Joseph’s Abbey – Southside Baptist Church; 11 titles |
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Catholic Life Center (Diocese of Baton Rouge) – Cronan, Thomas; 5 titles |
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Dameron, Mrs. C. I. – Evens, Thomas R.; 13 titles |
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Export Transfer Co. – Fritchie, A. F.; 10 titles |
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Goodman, R. H. – John, A. S.; 22 titles |
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Kahao, Kenneth H. – Louisiana Federation of Garden Clubs, 20 titles |
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Madewood Plantation – McKee’s Nursery, 15 titles |
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Miscellaneous: Alpha Delta P. Home – Terrebonne, L. P.; 39 titles |
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McLean, Lee D. – Municipal Building for City of Baton Rouge, La.; 15 titles |
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National Bank of Commerce – Odom, Leo M.; 4 titles |
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O’Neil, P. J. – Our Lady of the Lake Sanitarium; 6 titles |
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Park Cheptow, England – Reymond, W. P., Jr.; 12 titles |
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Ritter, John E. – Ryan Airport; 5 titles |
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Schools: Cathedral Prep School – West Baton Rouge Parish Schools; 8 titles |
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St. Joseph Parish Catholic Information Center & Parish Hall – Southdown Plantation; 11 titles |
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Stanocola Medical – Truxillo, L. C. House; 7 titles |
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Valcour Amiee – WBRP Association for Retarded Children; 13 titles |
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Whitehead Boulevard – Unidentifiable items; 12 titles |
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Drawing for Afton Villa |
should be screened for any items on National Historic Register; may includes some items under II. A.9