101. Goldman Family (706)
ca. 1870
7 items

Within this collection is the biography of Paulina Bergman Goldman.

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102. Graham, Alice Walsworth (93)
1938-1957
18 items

Manuscripts of four published and one unpublished book by this author of The Natchez Woman, Shield of Honor, Indigo Bend, and other books.

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103. Grant, Marcia (339)
1972
1 volume

Typescript of a novel, A La Zaga.

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104. Greenwald, Amelia - 1881-1966 (797)
1908-1966 (bulk 1913-1937)
2.1 cu ft. (1 record storage box, 2 mss boxes)

Papers include correspondence of Amelia Greenwald from her time as a student to her time in Warsaw, Poland, when she was establishing a nursing school (1923-1926), and also while she was in Palestine surveying the nursing system (1933-1934). Also includes notes, reports, photographs, pamphlets and clippings.

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105. Gregory, Angela (sculptor) (no number assigned)
1800-1987
297 ft.

This collection contains personal works of Angela Gregory as a sculptor; drawings, photographs, oil paintings, plaster casts. Included is correspondence from 1907-1987; Bres Family papers, 1800-1889; Gregory Family papers, 1874-1954; New Orleans cuisine material, 1860-1980; and a scrapbook, 1861-1988.

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106. Gregory, Angela (collector) (659)
1821-1980
799 items

This collection consists of the correspondence of the Bres family and their relatives in Louisiana and France.

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107. Gregory, Angela (collector) (659A)
1911-1931, 1977
296 items

The Katherine Bres School was open from 1911 until 1927. Primarily a school for girls, it also accepted young boys for a short time. Katherine Bres was founder and principal when, in 1919, Mrs. Virginia Hutson became copartner in the school. The school collection contains newspaper clippings, photos, school programs, announcements, students' names, leaflets, and letters.

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108. Gregory, Angela (collector) (655)
1819-1960
80 items

Pamphlets, photos, and newspaper clippings on New Orleans, Tulane, Newcomb, and the Unitarian Church.

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109. Grossman-Myers (909)
1897-1995 (bulk 1930s-1980s)
4 linear ft. (6 ms. boxes)

Papers of New Orleans born Joel Grossman-Myers, active in volunteer programs, especially League of Women voters; political campaigns (re-election of Sidney Bartholemy); economic research and other civic causes. Papers include family papers and genealogy, World War II correspondence; papers of Sidney Bartholemy re-election campaign. See also League of Women Voters.

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110. Guernay, Catherine (M-935)
1842-43
1 volume

Diary of first year of marriage, spent as an American in Uruguay.

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111. Hale, Caroline (M 1055)
1844
1 manuscript, 4 pages, 31 cm

Letter describing New Orleans written by Caroline Hale to her sisters, Mary Hale and Alice L. March, Newburyport, MA, plus postscript to her mother, March 14, 1844. Letterhead has picture of St. Charles Hotel. Describes water, river, "chain gang", opthalmia, and smallpox vaccinations.

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112. Hall Family (B61)
Diaries, 1864-1866
5 volumes

Diaries of a trip abroad by John Hall of New Orleans and his three daughters. Kept by one of the daughters, the diaries describe the two-year trip at length and include occasional comments on the Civil War and other New Orleanians.

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113. Hammond, Hilda Phelps (705)
1909-1951
154 items

Records and correspondence of the Women's Committee against Corrupt Political Practices, a group that pushed for the investigation of corrupt election practices of Huey Long and John Overton. Ms. Hammond was the author of Let Freedom Ring (1936) and Pierre and Nanette in Old New Orleans (1946). Also included are a copy of a radio speech, three short stories, one published story in French, two photos, and miscellaneous personal information.

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114. Harrison, William Cole - 1841-1926 (872)
1859-1926
1 ms box (20 folders)

Primarily correspondence and other documents of William Cole Harrison (1841-1926) concerning his lifelong friendship with Eliza Jane Poitevent Holbrook Nicholson (1844?-1896). Harrison, a Louisiana native, served in the Confederate army and, after the Civil War, became a pharmacist in New Orleans. In 1882, he earned his medical degree from the University of Louisiana. He moved to Los Angeles circa 1888. Eliza Jane Poitevent, who wrote poems under the name "Pearl Rivers," became the editor / publisher of the New Orleans Picayune. Poitevent married twice, to Alva Morris Holbrook in 1872 and George Nicholson in 1878.

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115. Hawkins, William E. Family Papers (937)
1896-1952
0.25 linear ft. (3 folders)

Legal documents and correspondence of the Hawkins family regarding the estate of E.A. Burke, 1841-1928, politician and publisher, who spearheaded the N.O. Cotton Centennial Exposition in 1884-85. He died in Honduras where he fled to escape prosecution of embezzlement in 1889. Burke's wife and his son predeceased him, resulting in Burke's estate being inherited by nephews, nieces, et al. including W.E. Hawkins, 1862-1937, native of Greenwood, LA and a member of the Texas Supreme Court.

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116. Henriques, Stella (727)
1981-1985
46 sketches

Original and duplicate sketches of a commercial artist for stories in New York, New Orleans, and the midwest.

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117. Hicks, Malitta Newman (158)
1857-1958
126 items

Letters between various members of the Hicks family of Winnfield, Louisiana.

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118. Hillard, Miriam Badger (M 1031)
1849-1850
1 typescript, 24 pages

Diary of young southern (Kentucky?) wife with one child. Describes travel on riverboats and trains, meals, parties, theatre, and visits to Vicksburg, Thibodeaux, and New Orleans. She was the sister of Senator Samuel Badger, who married Bishop Leonidas Polk's sister, Mary.

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119. Hincks Family (147)
1811-1894
1,354 items

Within this large collection are letters to Louise Lambert and Leda Hincks. Those to Leda Hincks were written from 1856 to 1868 when she was in France for her education. Also includes correspondence with Josepine Louise Newcomb.

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120. Hodgson, Daisy (44)
1870-1935
165 items

Records of the Louisiana Confederate Memorial Association, the Poydras Home, and legal papers and correspondence of Hodgson. A number of the letters in this collection concern her mineral water business and Camp Rest-A-While.