This collection consists of all the negatives, positive prints, and identification of each photograph. A copy of the finished product is also included in this collection.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard (Seola) Edwards of The Woodlands, Texas donated the collection, which was delivered by Dr. Florent Hardy of the Louisiana State Archives.

This collection consists of three scrapbooks with photographs taken and collected by Staff Sergeant Barousse during World War II. There are also two certificates and a photograph of him.

Lucien J. Savoie, III and Christine Savoie, Staff Sergeant Barousse’s nephew and grandniece respectively, donated the digital version of this collection.

This collection contains historical items that Mr. Bethard collected over the years. Items include newspaper articles, brochures, certificates, school items, and other miscellaneous materials.

Al Bethard donated the collection.

Diary of Phebe S. Beach; miscellaneous papers of other family members; photographs of the Crowley, Louisiana family. Two books by Lorecia Daigle East, both autographed and inscribed, transferred to Louisiana Room: My Acadians; The Boomers. A Women in Louisiana Collection. Donated by Mrs. Major T. Bell, Beaumont, Texas.

This collection contains materials pertaining to P.O. Broussard. Of particular interest are scrapbooks containing photographs he took or collected during World War II.

Vaughan Baker, P.O. Broussard’s niece, donated the collection.

This collection consists of photographs taken during the flood of 1927 in Palmetto. Budden's brother-in-law “Swan” Williams, who was with the U.S. Coast Guard, took most of the photographs. The rest of the photographs were collected over the years from other people. These photographs are digitized and copied to a CD.

Bertha Reed, daughter of Mr. Chuck Budden, donated this collection.

Collection contains mainly clippings of Caffery's congressional career, a photograph, and a biographical sketch. Donated by Patrick T. Caffery.

This collection contains a photograph of Camp Plauche in Jefferson Parish.

This collection consists of letters to Florence Carstens Clerc, photographs of the Clerc and Carstens families, Florence Carsten’s school material, and genealogy research of the Clerc and related families.

Judy Clerc Wood Henry donated the collection.

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.