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Southwestern Louisiana Institute

 Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 55 Collections and/or Records:

Stephens, Edwin L. (1872-1938). Papers, 1883-1938

 Collection
Identifier: UAAMC-COLL-0083
Scope and Contents

This collection is microfilm of materials donated to Louisiana State University by the Stephens family.

For index, to reels 1-3 see LaRm LD 3091 .L617 1901 .S73 (Jochem, Margaret Stephens, “Edwin Lewis Stephens Papers”)

Dates: 1883-1938

Wharton, Vernon L. (1907-1964). Papers, 1935-1964, n.d.

 Collection
Identifier: UAAMC-COLL-0034
Scope and Contents

This collection consists of biographical material, correspondence, writings and speeches, lecture notes, clippings, and other materials. Several of these works reference African Americans, the South, Reconstruction, and American, European, and Latin American history.

Dates: 1935-1964, n.d.

Winters, Mary Elizabeth (1890-1991). Papers, 1813-1937, n.d.

 Collection
Identifier: UAAMC-COLL-0087
Scope and Contents

This collection consists of correspondence and papers relating to the history of southwest Louisiana. These papers are mainly about the history of New Iberia and Iberia Parish. Also included is her master’s thesis submitted to Peabody College. There are other miscellaneous materials as well.

Dates: 1813-1937, n.d.

Wittenberger, Mary H. (1902-1990). Scrapbook, 1922, 1972

 Collection
Identifier: UAAMC-COLL-0391
Scope and Contents

This collection consists of a digitized copy of a scrapbook compiled while she was enrolled at SLI. Examples of materials in the scrapbook include a listing of the 1922 graduates and a news clipping of the Golden Reunion of the Class of 1922 in 1972.

Harry Higgins donated the digitized copy of the scrapbook.

Dates: 1922, 1972

Wunderlich, William E. (1897-1993). Collection, 1938-1968

 Collection
Identifier: UAAMC-MSS-0081
Scope and Contents

Materials related to efforts to control aquatic plants like water hyacinth. For many years, Wunderlich was Chief of Aquatic Growth Control Section, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New Orleans. Donated by James Foret.

Dates: 1938-1968