Committed to telling the story of Louisiana during the war and the part taken by her sons. The grounds at Camp Moore are open 7 days a week from daylight to dusk for pedestrians. You are welcome to walk the grounds and take our self-guided walking tour. Please respect the grounds and leave them in the same condition you found them.

A MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATION OF GRAVEYARD RABBITS. Friday, April 26, 2013. Yellow Fever, Death, and Mourning in 19th Century New Orleans. Friday, June 4, 2010. Photographs taken at the Funeral History Museum. Here are some of the photos that I took at the National Museum of Funeral History in Texas. I really enjoyed the museum. It was informative and fairly well organized. I would have liked to have seen it flow a little better and maybe more artifacts in place of photographs.

My website went down, then my computer went down. Here are the genealogical sites I have back up, so far.

Okay, thanks for dropping by, I have provided you with hundreds of lesson ideas, worksheets, activities,. And help other teachers in need. Where I go for help. A little bit about Louisiana101. Louisiana101 is not a major scholarly website. I have moved on from. Never knowing just what someone. Will be researching led me to put together a page on Louisiana License Plates. A Lousiana101 search about our. I have moved on from.

This blog is for those who are interested in genealogy, history, preservation, transcriptions, photographs, and cemetery law in Louisiana. It is intended as a place of public collaboration for the preservation of our state cemeteries. Promoting awareness is the first step to preservation. If you are interested in contributing to the blog please use the form here. Thank you for visiting! Submit A Cemetery Report.

Exploring many heritages, which improbably converged in Louisiana. Saturday, January 19, 2013.

Latest news and topics of interest concerning New Orleans Ancestry website. For amateur genealogists, people with families in New Orleans or those interested in New Orleans or Louisiana history and genealogy. I am an Education Coordinator at the Hermann-Grima and Gallier Historic House museums. New Orleans Ancestry websites of interest. Tuesday, September 15, 2009.

This website has been created primarily to share our genealogy information with others who have a common link. We hope you find these pages helpful in your search! This site will be updated at least 2 or 3 times a year, mostly during spring through late fall. Names, dates, and places where known. Sources of data where known. Links to connected family groups. Map links to cemetery sites.