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Title: State Capitol Baton Rouge (LA), Divided Back unused		Title: State Capitol Baton Rouge (LA), White Border unused

Title: Senate Chamber Louisiana State Capitol Baton Rouge (LA), Linen PM 1949 Dec-31 Description: Senate Chamber. With pilasters of French Violet Brocatelle and German Violet Famosa, Ceiling of Celotex. Marble imported from France.		Title: Louisiana State Capitol Baton Rouge (LA), Linen PM 1956 Sep-28 Description: The New Louisiana State Capitol is the tallest building in the South, 34 floors, height to top of beacon light 450 feet, construction begun January 1,1931, located on the site of the old State University Campus on University Lake.

Title: Columns Senate Chamber Baton Rouge (LA), Linen unused Description: Scene showing the massive columns in the Senate Chamber. These violet shaded with yellow marble columns are from France		Title: House Of Representatives Baton Rouge (LA), Linen unused Description: The house of Representatives is located on the east wing of the main floor. The marble used in constructing this magnificent room was imported from France


Title: View Of Downtown Baton Rouge From The Top Of The State Capitol Baton Rouge (LA), Chrome unused Description: The capitol Garden in foreground, Baton Range, Louisiana		Title: The Louisiana Governor's Mansion Baton Rouge (LA), Chrome unused Description: The beautiful ante-bellum style residence of Louisiana Governors was completed in 1962

Title: South view from Louisiana Capitol Baton Rouge (LA), Chrome unused Description: South view from Louisiana Capitol showing the beautifully landscaped front gardens and down-town Baton Rouge on the bank of the Mississippi River		Title: Jack Tar Capitol House Baton Rouge (LA), Chrome unused Description: A wonderful haven for vacationers in downtown Baton Rouge, Jack Tar Capitol House, overlooking the beautiful Mississippi River, provides a warm welcome to a friendly oasis of luxury for business people on the go. Free Parking - Drive-in Registration - TV Private Baths - Completely Air Conditioned.

Title: Louisiana State Capitol Baton Rouge (LA), Linen unused Description: The Louisiana Capitol,conceived and built by the late u.s.senator Hury P.Long,is the tallest building in the South ,34 floors,hight to top of beacon light 450 feet,located on the site of the old State university Campus on Univercity Lake		Title: Early Spring In Louisiana Baton Rouge (LA), Chrome PM 1993 Description: Scenes such as this are to be seen throughout Lovely Louisiana in the Eagle Spring. This picture was made in the Capitol Gardens at Baton Rouge

Title: Lake And Park Baton Rouge (LA), Linen PM 1944		Title: Louisiana State Capitol Baton Rouge (LA), Chrome unused Description: Completed in 1932, the story structure rises 450 feet into the air. Called America's most beautiful capitol, it is surrounded by 27 acres if formal gardens,

Title: First presbyterian church Baton Rouge (LA), Linen unused		Title: Methodist church Baton Rouge (LA), Linen unused

Title: Sacred heart catholic church Baton Rouge (LA), Linen PM 1946		Title: St. Gerard Majella Roman Catholic Church Baton Rouge (LA), Chrome unused Description: Completed in September, 1958. Such items as the hand-carved wooden crucifix, the mosaic stations of the cross, and the marble holy water and baptismal fonts were imported from Italy. Seating capacity 1265.

Title: Louisiana State Capitol Baton Rouge (LA), Linen PM 1938 Description: This view of the Capitol shows the Lady of the Lake, lake situated at the back. Important facts are: Cost of Capitol $5,000,000. It is 34 stories high or 450 feet. Today it is considered the finest capitol building in the United States.		Title: Greetings From Louisiana Baton Rouge (LA), Linen unused Description: Baton Range

Title: Baton Rouge Bridge Baton Rouge (LA), Linen unused Description: Over the Mississippi River, Baton Rouge. The Baton Rogue Bridge over the Mississippi was completed in 1940. It required three years in building and cost the State of Louisiana ten million dollars. As with all Louisiana state bridges three years in building and cost the State of Louisiana state bridges there is no toll, and it accommodates both motor, and railway traffic.		Title: Baton Rouge Bridge Baton Rouge (LA), Linen unused Description: A view of the new bridge across the Mississippi with Baton rouge, Louisiana, the thirty-four story Capitol, and the Standard Oil Company of Louisiana in the background. Although two hundred miles inland, Baton Rouge is the 19th ranking port for ocean shipping in the United States.

Title: Air View Of Capitol Baton Rouge Baton Rouge (LA), Linen unused Description: The Louisiana State Capitol, conceived and built by the late U. S. Senator Huey P. Long, is the tallest building in the south. 34 floors, height of top of beacon light 450 feet, located on the site of the old State University Campus on University Lake.		Title: Lady Of He Lake Hospital Baton Rouge (LA), Linen unused Description: As seen from top of state capitol building

Title: Air View Of Baton Rouge Baton Rouge (LA), Linen unused Description: Baton Rouge, Capital City of Louisiana on the east bank of the mighty Mississippi. In the foreground is the gothic architecture of the old state capitol, constructed in 1847: designed by the French architect, Daquien. In contrast with the old state capitol, is the new capitol building looming up in the background, completed in 1933 at a cost of $5,000,000. Farther to the north is the gigantic industrial area of Baton Rouge, representing an investment of over $350,000,000		Title: Baton Rouge Savings & Loan Association Baton Rouge (LA), Chrome unused Description: 400 North Boulevard

Title: Greetings From Baton Rouge Baton Rouge (LA), Linen unused Description: Key To Views On Other Side :- B - The Capitol on University Lake A - River steamboat T - High School O - Stadium, La. State University N - Scene at the Municipal Docks R - Campanile, La. State University O - East Baton rouge Parish Court House U - Oaks Covered with Spanish Moss G - Governor's Mansion E - Watermelon Time.		Title: Greetings From Baton Rouge Baton Rouge (LA), Linen unused Description: Key To Views On Other Side : - B - The Capitol on University Lake A - River Steamboat T - High School. O - Stadium, La. State University N - Scene at the Municipal Docks R - Campanile, La. State University O - East Baton Rouge Parish Court House U - Oaks Covered with Spanish Moss G - Governor's Mansion E - Watermelon Time.

Title: Greetings From La Baton Rouge (LA), Linen PM 1941		Title: Greetings From Louisiana Baton Rouge (LA), Linen unused

Title: The State Capitol At Night Baton Rouge (LA), Linen unused Description: Thirty-four stories high. Tallest building in the South, being 450 feet high. There are 249,000 square feet of usable floor space Cost of Capitol $5,000,000. Over 30 varieties of marble and stone were used in its construction, Which were imported form Italy, France, Spain, Greece and Belgium.		Title: Louisiana State Capitol Baton Rouge (LA), Linen unused Description: This view of the Capitol shows the Lady of the Lake, lake situated at the back. Important facts are: Cost of Capitol $%,000,000. It is 34 stories high or 450 feet. Today it is considered the finest capitol building in the United States.

Title: Old Louisiana Stat Capitol Baton Rouge (LA), Linen unused Description: Louisiana's beautiful old State Capitol was erected in 1847, an impressive structure of gothic architecture, closely allied with the interesting history of the state. It was burned during the Civil War, but was rebuilt in 1880 to become one of the many points of historical interest visited by large numbers of tourists annually.		Title: Governor's Mansion Baton Rouge (LA), Linen unused Description: Located on the first highlands above the Gulf of Mexico, the Mississippi swirling past its doors. Baton Rouge is one of the most beautiful and historical cities south of Mason and Dixon's line. The Governor's mansion, a fine old structure, is one of the city's outstanding attractions.

Title: Louisiana State Capitol Baton Rouge (LA), Linen unused Description: The Louisiana State Capitol, conceived and built by the late U. S. Senator Huey P. Long, is the tallest building in the south, 34 floors, height to top of beacon light 450 feet, located on the site of the old State University Campus on University Lake. New Orleans - America's Most Interesting City.		Title: The State Capitol At Night Baton Rouge (LA), Linen unused Description: Thirty-four stories high. Tallest building in the South, being 450 feet high. There are 249,000 square feet of usable floor space. Coast of Capitol $5,000,000. Over 30 varieties of marble and stone were used in its construction, which were imported from Italy, France, Spain, Greece and Belgium.

Title: U. S. Post Office And Court House Baton Rouge (LA), Linen unused Description: A tall red cypress stripped of its bark once stood on the present site of Louisiana's Old State Capitol. It marked the boundary between the hunting grounds of the Houma and the Bayou gouda Indians. The early French explorers gave the tree a name, le baton rouge (red stick) - and that is the name the city bears today.		Title: Swimming Pool, Louisiana State University Baton Rouge (LA), Linen PM 1942

Title: The State Capitol At Night Baton Rouge (LA), Linen unused Description: Thirty-four stories high. Tallest building in the South, being 450 feet high. There are 249,000 square feet of usable floor space. Cost of Capitol $5,000,000. Over 30 varieties of marble and stone were used in its construction, which were imported from Italy, France, Spain, Greece and Belgium		Title: Girls' Dormitory, Louisiana State University Baton Rouge (LA), Linen unused

Title: Louisiana State Capitol Baton Rouge (LA), Linen unused Description: The Louisiana State Capitol is the tallest building in the south, 34 floors, height to top of beacon light 450 feet, construction begun January 1, 1931, located on the side of the old State University Campus on University Lake		Title: Air View of Capitol Baton Rouge (LA) unused Description: Baton Rouge, Capital City of Louisiana on the east bank of the mighty Mississippi. In the foreground is the gothic architecture of the Old state capitol, constructed in 1847; designed by the French architect, Daquien. In contrast with the old capitol, is the new capitol building looming up in the background, completed in 1933 at a cost of $5,000,000. Farther to the north is the gigantic industrial area of Baton Rouge, representing an investment of over $350,000,000

Title: State Capitol Baton Rouge (LA) unused Description: Strength of steel and beauty of stone and imagination . . . exquisitely blended . . . make this $5,000,000 state capitol building in Baton Rouge a show place which attracts thousands of visitors from every state and nation annually. Said to be the tallest building in the South, it houses many of the state departments and is a distinct asset to the city. Four hundred and fifty feet in height . . . 33 stories . . . it was constructed of Marble from every marble-producing country in the World and from most of the marble producing states of the Union		Title: The Campus, Louisiana State University Baton Rouge (LA), Divided Back PM 1912

Title: Greetings From La. State University Baton Rouge (LA), Linen unused Description: Campanile.		Title: Greetings From Southern University Baton Rouge (LA), Linen unused

Title: Scene On Amite River Baton Rouge (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906		Title: North Boulevard Baton Rouge (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907

Title: L.S.U. Football Team Baton Rouge (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907

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