Photograph albums
Found in 29 Collections and/or Records:
A.B. Paterson papers
The collection is made up of A.B. Paterson's photographs, newspaper clippings, memorial material, a photograph album, awards, and scrapbooks. Paterson was one of the founders of the International House, a member of Young Men's Business Club of New Orleans, and active with the New Orleans Area Council Boy Scouts of America, Louisiana State Board of Industry and Commerce, and New Orleans Aviation Board.
Alice Monroe Labouisse papers
Berthe Amoss papers
The collection consists of greeting cards, coloring books, preliminary sketches, water color washes, mock-ups, manuscript and typed drafts, paste ups, and publisher's galley proofs of books by Berthe Amoss. Also includes manuscript and typed drafts as well as sketches and water colors of The Mysterious Prowler, text by Joan Lowery Nixon, with illustrations by Amoss. The collection also includes correspondence with publishers.
Chaillé-Jamison family papers
Letters, certificates, diplomas, photographs, and scrapbooks of the Chaillé-Jamison Family, including histories of the family compiled by Dr. Chaillé. Also includes records and newspaper clippings detailing Mrs. Stanford Chaillé Jamison's activities with the Orleans Club and Orleans Parish Medical Society, Women's Auxilliary; and candid personal memoirs written by Stanford Chaillé in 1892.
Clifford Hoey Stem papers
The collection primarily consists of photographs that document the life of New Orleans civil and mechanical engineer Clifford Hoey Stem (1893-1963). There are photographs of Stem's time at Boys' High School, graduation at Tulane University, military involvement, honeymoon, as well as his family. Also in the collection are invitations, certificates, correspondence, and newspaper clipppings.
Cotton Trade collection
The collection is made up of correspondence, receipt books, sales reports, a brief, an insurance policy, sales receipts, a photograph album, business records, lists of customers, an abstract, and an advertisement from different companies, families, and individuals involved in the cotton trade.
Ethel Crumb Brett Collection of Autographed Photographs
F. Edward Hébert papers
F. Edward Hébert (1901-1979) was the longest-serving member of the House of Representatives from the state of Louisiana, holding office from 1941-1977. The collection consists of political correspondence, hundreds of scrapbooks and photograph albums, subject files, bound press releases and speeches, a manuscript for his autobiography (Last of the Titans), political cartoons, awards, and audio/visual materials.
George R. Wendling papers
Girl's High School No. 2 Class Photograph
Photograph of the students of Girl's High School No. 2. New Orleans. Each of the girls is identified.
Henry S. Moore family papers
The collection includes photographs, photo albums, legal documents, deeds, certificates, newspaper clippings, accounts, genealogical records, correspondence (1821-1918), and other papers. There is also a journal that contains notations of readings and notes on legal terminology as well as household accounts and home remedies (1841-1847). Also included are military certificates and insurance policies.
John Karlem Riess papers
Judge Clarke's House History
A Manuscript volume of the history of the Clarke House with copies of plans, deeds and photographs.
Kate Kearny Album
Album of autographs and poetry by Confederate prisoners held in the Custom House and elsewhere in New Orleans. The album was kept by Miss Kate Kearny.
Lattimer Family Photograph Album
The album contains fifty-eight carte de visite photos of members of the Woods, Brown, Greene, Lattimer, Montaldo and Burke families, taken chiefly by New Orleans photographers. Twenty-one of the photos are identified.
Lusher Playground Project records
The collection consists of correspondence, general papers, accounts, architectural plans, a photo album, and checkbook, all of which relate to the construction of the playground at R.M. Lusher Elementary School. Includes fund raising papers of Robert Bermudez and preliminary drawings and final architectural plans by William K. Turner of the Tulane School of Architecture.
M.V. Haulard family papers
The collection consists of the professional and family papers of M.V. Haulard, engineer with the New Orleans Railway and Light Company from 1904 to 1922. Materials include correspondence, cost estimates, memos, bills, construction books, photographs and photograph albums, invitations, postcards, and memorial cards. There is also a volume entitled "Determination of the Earth's Horizontal Magnetic Component."
Payne Family Photograph Album
The album is a collection of photographs of the Payne Family of New Orleans and relatives in the South. Enclosed was a poem, "A First Sorrow" by Mary Taylor Payne, and a list of the fifty hostages taken at Charleston.
Phoenix Utility Company records
Photograph album of Veracruz, Mexico
Richard L. Brown photograph collection
Southern Regional Agricultural Laboratory Scrapbook
Bound scrapbook of photographs of the construction and development of the Southern Regional Agricultural Research Laboratory until 1948. Includes photographs of the interior and exterior of the building, staff and the field station at Clarksville, MS.
Steamship Voyage to South America Photograph Album
Trinidad and Tobago Photograph Album
U.S. Army Photograph Album
Color, black and white photographs depicting the 1973 Emergency Flood Fight Program. The work was done on the Mississippi River.
Vistas y Costumbres de la República Argentina
Voyage of the H.M.S. Despatch to the Americas Photograph Album
Walter Cooke papers
The collection consists of one photo album and one scrapbook, both of which were created by Walter Cooke primarily during World War I while he was stationed in France as an Army Engineer.
Winnie Stewart Photographs
Personal and family photographs of Winnie Stewart, the Jones family and numerous unidentified persons in New Orleans, Ocean Springs, Mississippi, Washington D.C and Baton Rouge, LA.