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This collection contains financial records, correspondence, programs, pamphlets, news clippings, by-laws, tickets to performances, invitations, and artifacts from the Acadia Parish Arts Council. Alan Kiesel, the son of Mitzi Kiesel, donated the collection.

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Cultural events calendar: Spring, 1975: Deep South Festival of Writers News; V. 6 n.1, Summer, 2000

Scope and Contents Boggs painted the mural “The History of Medicine in Louisiana” in 1948. This 112-foot-by-57-inch mural documents the history of medicine in Louisiana. It has been essentially in storage at Tulane Medical Center after more than 25 years on display in the offices of a medical supply company in New Orleans. The semi-abstract painting has been described as “probably the most unique piece of artwork in Louisiana.” It was on the path to obscurity and probably lost when Drs. Thomas and Jean Kreamer...

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The collection contains scripts from local playwrights, letters, programs, posters, flyers, and newspaper clippings. Daniel Ladmirault, Executive Director at Cite des Arts, donated the collection.

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This collection consists of 3 prints of her Miss Edith Garland Dupré portrait. Also included is a photocopy of a photograph of the first faculty that includes Miss Dupré.

The Communications Department at UL Lafayette and Ms. Janine A. Collins donated this collection.

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This collection consists of a series of plates culled from various sources that Dr. Cusimano used for illustrations in his teachings over the years.

Donated by Dr. Richard Cusimano.

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This collection consists of a scrapbook created by Wanda Fuselier.

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This collection contains genealogy materials of members of the Girard and Crow families collected by Edward Crow Girard. There is also a framed design from Mr. Girard commemorating the university's centennial.

Edward Crow Girard donated the collection.

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This collection consists of her writings. It also contains her working files, which are filed alphabetically by title. She collected material mostly from the Acadiana area.

Frances T. Love donated the collection.

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This collection contains mainly photocopies of material Ms. McIntrye had in her studio in Carencro, LA, including documentation and works in churches and other locations. There are also a few original pieces of art. Portions of the collection were donated in 1979 to the Women in Louisiana Collection. Ms. McIntrye made subsequent donations in the 1980s and 1990s.