These scrapbooks were created by Ducrest. They reflect his long career in music, his interest in family genealogy, and his enduring love of St. Martinville.

The collection includes scrapbooks containing clippings which document Mrs. Riehl’s engagements as a speaker, review her various books, and provide other biographical information. Some also include photographs, correspondence, drawings, promotional material and writings. The papers were donated by Mary Alice Fontenot as part of the Women in Louisiana Collection.

This collection, compiled by a Carencro High School student, contains clippings dealing with overseas military events of World War II. Most of the articles were taken from the New Orleans and local newspapers but are not identified.

This collection was transferred to SAMC/UAAMC from the USL History Department.

This collection contains two scrapbooks that Ms. Guilbeau compiled during her time at SLII. The scrapbooks contain letters, clippings, written entries, stamps, and other miscellaneous items collected by Ms. Guilbeau. Separate from the scrapbooks, the collection also includes a speech she gave to high school students and a couple of photographs.

Nancy Oliver (her granddaughter) and James Guilbeau (her nephew) donated the collection.

This collection consists of digital images of her scrapbooks.

This collection consists of newspaper and magazine articles, travel guides, maps, and a Scrapbook titled “A Season to Remember – Katrina and Rita”.

James Peterson of Broussard, Louisiana, and Sam Childers of Dallas, Texas donated the materials in this collection.

This collection contains various records of the Idonian Club including minutes of meetings, scrapbooks, correspondence, yearbooks, general and financial records, newspaper clippings, and other miscellaneous materials.

Mrs. Patricia Faulk Billingsley donated this collection.

This collection contains several University of Louisiana at Lafayette-related materials formerly in the possession of Dr. Kenneth J. Laborde. Dr. Laborde donated the items to President Joseph Savoie in 2020 and 2021, which were then transferred to Special Collections. Items include homecoming doubloons, building blueprints, and a scrapbook on the history of medicine in Lafayette.

Material on LaCour and other families of Vermilion Parish. Donated in part by Ray M. LeCour.

This collection contains general records of the Lafayette Civic Awards, scrapbooks, and materials related to the past winners. These materials include news clippings, biographical information, programs, and nomination letters.

Dr. Jean T. Kreamer donated the collection.