61. Porter, Mrs. Don (RG 207)
1920-1925
5 items

Pamphlets promoting tourism in New Orleans during the 1920s.

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62. Pring, Anita (RG 64)
1902-1909 (bulk: 1903-1908)
1 ft.

Correspondence of Anita Pring, as Secretary of the Audubon Society of Louisiana. During this period the Society was influential in securing passage of laws to protect non-game birds.

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63. Randall, James (RG 307)
1905-1907
9 items

Letters of Randall to his niece Lillian discussing a visit to New Orleans and personal matters.

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64. Reed, Virginia (RG 273)
1898-1909
11 items

Insurance policies and other documents.

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65. Rice, Anne (RG 423)
Oct 28, 1995
9 items

Memnoch Ball Ephemera. Collection houses a ticket stub, souvenir program, and an autograph paddle fan from social event held at Anne Rice's home (formerly St. Elizabeth's orphanage and school for girls.)

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66. Richard, Dale (RG 429)
1995
5 items

Political ephemera distributed by Melinda Schwegmann during her 1995 bid for the state governorship. Includes bumper stickers, push card, paper and plastic grocery bags.

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67. Ronstrom, Maud O'Bryan (RG 130)
1915-1978
ca. 0.5 linear feet

Correspondence, articles, and photographs of musicians and clippings of Ronstrom's writings during her time as advertising reporter of The Times-Picayune.

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68. Ross/Stackhouse Collection (RG 164)
1800-1881
30 items

Correspondence and records of slave sales and plantation sales relating to Belle Chasse Plantation and Marigny Plantation in 1852.

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69. Rousseau, John and Jeanne (RG 115)
1814-1828
13 items

Married Free People of Color in New Orleans. The papers are mostly legal documents, written in French, concerning their purchase of slaves, and other legal documents pertaining to the tutorship of the Rousseau children after their mother's death.

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70. Ryan, Helen (SB 24)
1912
1 volume

Small child's scrapbook. Contains titles and cutouts pasted and drawn. Some of the cutouts depict New Orleans: "clothes dried by the wind" and "factory where cotton goods are made."