Reverend Benjamin Morgan Palmer
History
A portrait of Reverend Benjamin Morgan Palmer.
A portrait of Reverend Benjamin Morgan Palmer.
An aerial view of the Morganza Spillway when it first opened in 1973. It was created to control flood waters from the Red and Mississippi rivers.
This widely circulated but false photograph depicts elephants crossing a bayou in Morgan City. Footage of elephants in the film was spliced from travelogue shorts.
A view of one of the 125 bays that make up the control gate of the Morganza Spillway. The bays are equipped with steel vertical-lift gates operated by gantry cranes.
Jazz photographer Ralston Crawford made this portrait of musician Andrew Morgan in 1953 at Morgan's home, 919 St. Peter Street in New Orleans.
Sister Gertrude Morgan preached from her booth at the 1973 New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, where she sold her artwork and used a makeshift megaphone to amplify her spiritual message.
Hurricane Ida forces public historians to make difficult decisions
The Army Corp of Engineers, showboats, and the designing of a Louisiana waterway
NOMA awarded Museum Exhibition of the Year
It takes a bold imagination to look at such critters and see canapés.
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