Lafayette (La.)
Found in 92 Collections and/or Records:
Lafayette (Louisiana), City of. Records, 1899-1933
This collection contains six separate series of the Lafayette City official government records under these charters. Microfilmed from originals held by the Lafayette City Council of Lafayette, Lafayette City Hall, 705 West University, Lafayette, Louisiana.
Lafayette (Louisiana) Garden Club. Records, 1950-2015
This collection consists of scrapbooks, minutes of the Garden Club, projects, award booklets, and other miscellaneous materials.
Aline Arceneaux donated the bulk of this collection. Elaine Pellissier contributed many of the award booklets.
Lafayette, Marquis de (1757-1834). Celebrations Collection, 1791-1958, 2007, n.d.
Lafayette Museum. Booklet, n.d.
Jean Mouton built the Lafayette Museum prior to 1836. The building consisted of one large room with the kitchen in the back. The kitchen was connected by a “dog-trot”, or open walkway. Governor Alexandre Mouton, whose great contribution to the history of Louisiana is well known, first occupied the house.
Lafayette White Sox Baseball Team. Material, 1937
Louisiana Bankers Association. Programs, 1924
Programs: Group “C” Louisiana Bankers Association, Friday March 28, 1924, Lafayette, Louisiana.
Louisiana Pigeon Club. Program, 1958
The Louisiana Pigeon Club organized in the early 1950s and holds annual shows. This collection consists of the 1958 program.
Mamalakis, Marie J. “Mario” (1913 -2003). Papers
This collection consists of her working files and personal files. Included are her writings for the Advertiser’s Sunday Real Estate section, and other Louisiana writings on topics such as Mardi Gras, Lafayette, Louisiana material, etc. Her working files are organized by subject and then alphabetically. This collection also included a large collection of personal photographs.
Martin, Lucien T. (1918-2007). Photographs 1890-1912
The 11 photographs included in this collection were likely copied as part of Martin’s research for the book’s publication. The photographs that have been identified depict life in late 19th/early 20th century Lafayette, LA.