
An Ignominious Anniversary
2019 marks three hundred years since the arrival of the first slave ships in Louisiana
2019 marks three hundred years since the arrival of the first slave ships in Louisiana
An exhibit surveys pre-Civil War currency in America with a special focus on Louisiana
NOMA awarded Museum Exhibition of the Year
The era of French control over Louisiana was marked by many challenges, including hurricanes and conflicts with Native American groups like the Natchez.
John Law was the architect of the plan to consolidate French colonial trading companies, including those in Louisiana, into a single monopoly, the Company of the Indies.
This biographical entry covers Marc-Antoine Caillot, a young clerk sent to Louisiana by the French Company of the Indies, who chronicled his journey to and experiences in Louisiana between 1729 and 1731.
A farewell to the influential historian
Newcomb Art Museum exhibition goes beyond the bars, winning the LEH’s Museum Exhibition of the Year award for Per(Sister)
The Purchased Lives exhibition surveys the brutal business of the domestic slave trade and one of its biggest hubs, New Orleans
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