Box 3

Scope and Contents

Includes the following postcards: Corner of Green & Main Streets, Catholic Church, Mt. Carmel Convent, St. Bridget Street, Bridge over Bayou Lafourche, and Sugar Refinery.

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Contains a wide variety of manuscripts, photographs, and printed matter concerning the city of Thibodaux, its people and its history. Includes biographical sketches of prominent citizens; photographs and histories of important architecture such as churches, schools, and businesses; as well as articles and pamphlets detailing various religious and social organizations and their activities. There are also general facts and figures about the city itself and its importance to the state.

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Contains a wide variety of manuscripts, photographs, and printed matter concerning the city of Thibodaux, its people and its history. Includes biographical sketches of prominent citizens; photographs and histories of important architecture such as churches, schools, and businesses; as well as articles and pamphlets detailing various religious and social organizations and their activities. There are also general facts and figures about the city itself and its importance to the state.

Scope and Contents

Contains view of the Thibodaux park and pavillion, Mt. Carmel Convent (Thibodaux, La.), Home of General Bragg, Major General Confederate Army (Thibodaux, La.), Home of Francis T. Nicholls, First Democratic Governor of Louisiana after the Civil War (Thibodaux, La.), Episcopal Church (Thibodaux, La.) and Thibodaux College (Thibodaux, La.).

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Contains a wide variety of manuscripts, photographs, and printed matter concerning the city of Thibodaux, its people and its history. Includes biographical sketches of prominent citizens; photographs and histories of important architecture such as churches, schools, and businesses; as well as articles and pamphlets detailing various religious and social organizations and their activities. There are also general facts and figures about the city itself and its importance to the state.

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Contains a wide variety of manuscripts, photographs, and printed matter concerning the city of Thibodaux, its people and its history. Includes biographical sketches of prominent citizens; photographs and histories of important architecture such as churches, schools, and businesses; as well as articles and pamphlets detailing various religious and social organizations and their activities. There are also general facts and figures about the city itself and its importance to the state.

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Contains a wide variety of manuscripts, photographs, and printed matter concerning the city of Thibodaux, its people and its history. Includes biographical sketches of prominent citizens; photographs and histories of important architecture such as churches, schools, and businesses; as well as articles and pamphlets detailing various religious and social organizations and their activities. There are also general facts and figures about the city itself and its importance to the state.

Scope and Contents Forms included are as follows: Peltier House, 403 Canal Blvd.; Breaux House, 402 Patriot; Robichaux House, 322 East Second St.; Riviere House, 208 Canal Blvd.; Chanticleer Gift Shop, 103 West Third; Riviere Building, 405 West Third; 108 Green Street; Grand Theater, 401 Green Street; Oil and Gas Building, 206 Green St.; Lamartina Building, 700-704 West Third; Citizens Finance Corp. Building, 413 West Fourth; McCulla House, 422 East First; St. Joseph's Co-Cathedral and Rectory, 721 Canal...

Scope and Contents

Postcards included are Corner of Green & Main streets, Catholic Church, Mt. Carmel Convent, St. Bridget Street, Bridge over Bayou Lafourche and Sugar Refinery.

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Contains a wide variety of manuscripts, photographs, and printed matter concerning the city of Thibodaux, its people and its history. Includes biographical sketches of prominent citizens; photographs and histories of important architecture such as churches, schools, and businesses; as well as articles and pamphlets detailing various religious and social organizations and their activities. There are also general facts and figures about the city itself and its importance to the state.