41. Joor, Harriet C. (RG 62)
1875-1965
18 items

Joor was a member of the first class of pottery decoration (1895) at Newcomb College. Successful in literary work and illustration, she spent 16 years as an art teacher at the Southwestern Louisiana Institute. Collection includes 16 original typescript manuscripts and 2 scrapbooks.

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42. Keller, Nancy (RG 260)
1882-1982
1.5 ft.

Pamphlets and manuscripts including material relating to the Charity Hospital, Margaret Haughery, and architectural history of New Orleans.

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43. Kracke, Matheiu (RG 158)
1862-1946
7 items

Includes Register of Female Voters, Ward 6, Pct. 8, Orleans Parish.

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44. Lamour, Dorothy (RG 453)
1930-1931, n.d.
1 oversized box, 9 folders

Collection documenting Dorothy Lamour's participation in the 12th annual International Beauty Contest in Galveston, Texas, as Miss New Orleans, 1931. Includes an autographed program, an excerpt from a diary, tickets, newspaper clippings, and a diploma of beauty and grace.

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45. Landry, Pierre Joseph (RG 211)
1769-1843
1 volume

Notebook in French (calendar in English); discusses a trip to France and provides a list of sixteen children from two marriages. He also notes the purchase of slaves and their deaths, the weather (1755-1806), marriage and death dates of family members. This volume may be useful for the study of pregnancy statistics for the colonial period.

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46. Le Bon, G.L. (RB 228)
1846-1910
4 items

Includes a memory book belonging to Pauline Luciani.

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47. Lestart, Mrs. Charles (SB 10)
1894-1942
1 volume

Clippings, broadsides, histories of two rural churches, menu for dinner in honor of Charles Lindbergh, opera programs, and pictures of an 1891 hurricane in Cuba.

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48. Levert, Family (RG 66)
1817-1943
2.5 ft.

Papers of the Levert and Morgan families, including women's correspondence on topics such as social events, moral guidance, and family matters. Also includes records of slave sales, a recipe book, and the records of a court case against Alice Callahan.

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49. Long, Edith (RG 365)
ca. 1935-1973
6 linear ft.

Long and her husband published a local newspaper entitled, The Vieux Carre Courier. They were also active in the campaign against an elevated expressway along the French Quarter. The papers largely relate to research conducted for the View Carre Commission during the early 1960s, which later became the basis for Long's continuing series Along the Banquette, articles written about the history of various Quarter buildings. Included is material concerning the Historic New Orleans Collection; A Friends of the Cabildo New England tour; collected ephemera from local plantation houses; and annotated texts for Courrier articles about St. Joseph's Day, Christmas, and Mardi Gras.

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50. Massie, Julia (RG 190)
1862-1864
1 ft.

A collection including papers issued by the Confederacy to private citizens, certificates for purchase of CSA bonds, and a scrapbook by B.A. Wikstrom, "Artists of New Orleans."