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Title: On Trainfire Range #4 Fort Polk (LA), Chrome unused Description: On Trainfire Range #4, trainees fire M-14 rifle at silhouette pop-up targets. Fort Polk covers 149,268 acres in the Kisatchie National Forest in western Louisiana. Its Infantry Training Center is the largest Infantry basic training operation in the U.S.		Title: Rosary Hall Ponchatoula (LA), Chrome unused Description: Staffed by Dominican Sisters of New Orleans. Located within approximately one hour of New Orleans and Baton Rouge

Title: Larcade Well, Roscoe Field Opelousas (LA), White Border unused		Title: Palm Motel, 7682 Airline highway Batib Rouge (LA), Chrome unused Description: 101 Modern Air Conditioned Rooms - Ideal for Business Men - Foam Rubber Mattresses - Carpeted Floors - Tile Baths, Tubs & Shower - TV - Room Phones - 24 Hour Switchboard Service - Room Service - Free Ice - Restaurant - Spacious Lobby - Swimming Pool - Everything for Your Comfort

Title: Business Section Scene Leesville (LA), Linen unused		Title: St. Michael Church Crowley (LA), Linen PM 1950 Jun-14


Title: State Capitol Baton Rouge (LA), Linen unused Description: The new Louisiana State Capitol is the tallest building in the South, 34 floors, being to top of beacons light 450 feet. The new Huey P. Long Bridge is 4.4 miles long including to proaches, the finest span across the Mississippi central pier, 409 feet high, equal to office building; 135 feet vertical clearance for steamers; 790 feet horizontal clearance cost $13,000,000.		Title: Rodeway Inn, 1-20 at Thomas Road 2002 Glenwood Drive West Monroe (LA), Chrome PM 1979 Jun-18

Title: San Pedro Harbor San Pedro (LA), Chrome PM 1965 Mar-10 Description: The main channel, entrance to San Pedro Harbor - second largest deep sea, port in the United States. The west coast center of the fishing, shipping, and marine industry.		Title: Boy And Girl On Fountain El Paso De (LA), Linen unused Description: Romance of the past is re-echoed on Olvera Street

Title: Bird Sanctuary Avery Island (LA), Chrome unused Description: Here, in world-famous Jungle Gardens, is a bird sanctuary created by E. A. McIlhenny, who found seven young egrets, then almost extinct, and raised them in a cage, more than 50 years ago. They were freed but returned every year in increasing numbers. The population is now over 100,000.		Title: St. Peters Congregational Church Bayou Blue (LA), Chrome unused Description: The late Rev. Paul Leeds started working among the coushatta Indians at the turn of the centaury and the first church building was erected in 1901. A group of Koasati (Coushatta) Indians pose in front of their church built in 1934

Title: Jungle Gardens At Avery Island Avery Island (LA), Real Photo unused		Title: GENERAL BEAUREGARD residence New Orland (LA), Linen unused Description: Paul morphy ,the World's Champion Chess Player was born in this house.It afterward bacame born in this house. It afterward became the city Residence of Gen.Beauregard .it is a type of the French cottage

Title: Greeting From Pollock Pollack (LA), Chrome		Title: Mardi Grass Crowds On Canal Street New Yorleans (LA), Linen unused Description: Mardi Gras time, papier mache floats, depicting mythical, historic or phantastic theme, frolicing, masquerading, festive feelings freely expressed without restraint, an outbreaking of the love of pleasure that exists in every normal human being.

Title: First Bapist Church Winnfield (LA), Linen PM 1949		Title: St. John'S Catholic Church Plaquemine (LA), Linen unused

Title: Temple Bapist Church Ruston (LA), Linen unused		Title: Chapel Barksdale Field (LA), Linen Description: Chapel for use of all personnel

Title: First presbyterian church Crowley (LA), Linen		Title: St. Peters Congregational Church Of Bayou Blue Bayou Blue (LA), Chrome unused Description: The late Rev. Paul Leeds started working among the Coushatta Indians at the turn of the century and the first church building was erected in 1901. A group of Koasati (Coushatta) Indians pose in front of their church built in 1934

Title: First Baptist Church Thibodaux (LA), Chrome unused Description: Corner of E. Eleventh and Canal Boulevard		Title: St. Joseph Catholic Church Thibodaux (LA), Chrome unused Description: Corner of E. Seventh and Canal Boulevard

Title: G.A.R. Monument Chalmette (LA), Linen PM 1947 Description: The remains of nearly 15,000 veterans and others eligible for burial in a national cemetery have been interred here since this was set aside as a national cemetery in 1864. Dum Tacent clement inscribed on this monument is translated to mean "Though silent, Still Let Them Be heard!" The cemetery is within Chalmette National Historical Park administered by the National Park Service of the U. S. Department of the Interior.		Title: Champ Clark Bridge Across Mississippi Louisiana (MO), Linen PM 1948 Description: Louisiana, Missouri.

Title: German Deaconess Hospital Marshalltown (LA), Divided Back unused		Title: Best We Forget, Cornell Capus Mt. Vernon (LA), Divided Back PM 1913

Title: Desoto Parish Courthouse Mansfield (LA), Chrome unused		Title: Beauregard Parish Court House DeRidder (LA), Chrome unused

Title: Standard Mercantile Co., DeRidder (LA), Linen unused		Title: Louisiana's Two Greatest Monuments (LA), Linen unused Description: State Capitol, Baton rouge. Conceived and built by the late U. S. senator Huey P. Long. New Huey P. Long Bridge, New Orleans. The Louisiana State Capitol is the tallest building in the South, 34 floors, height to top of beacon light 450 feet. The Huey P. Long Bridge is 4.4 miles long including approaches, the finest span across the Mississippi, central pier, 409 feet high equal to a 36 story office building; 135 feet vertical clearance for steamers; 790 feet horizontal clearance; cost $13,000,000.

Title: Greetings From La (LA), Linen unused		Title: Greetings From La (LA), Linen unused Description: La. - area 48,506 sq. miles, of which 3,097 sq. miles is water; 30th state in size; admitted to the Union in 1812. State flower - Magnolia. Capital - Baton Rouge. Part of the original La. Purchase Territory acquired by Thomas Jefferson from Napoleon for $15,000,000 in 1803. Place of interest; New Orleans, with old French quarter, and the annual Mardi Gras.

Title: Greetings From La (LA), Linen unused		Title: Greetings From Camp Claiborne Claiborne (LA), Linen unused

Title: Greetings From Camp Livingston Camp Livingston (LA), Linen unused		Title: A Scene On Bayou Chene New Iberia (LA), Linen unused

Title: Louisiana The Pelican State Martinsville (LA), Linen unused Description: St. Martin's Catholic Church, Built 1765, St. Martinsville, La. Evangeline Statue. It has been almost two centuries since the tragic romance of Evangeline reached its end under the now famous Evangeline Oak, still standing near St. Martin's Church. Near the left wing of the church lies the remains of Evangeline (Emmeline Labiche). Her Statue is over her grave.		Title: Mammoth Floating Dry Dock Algiers (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused

Title: Night Scene Bogalusa (LA), Divided Back unused Description: Birdseye view of Great Southern Lumber Co. plant		Title: Episcopal Church Fort Dodge (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906

Title: Ready for a Hike Army Trucks Camp Beauregard (LA), Linen unused		Title: Greetings from Louisiana (LA), Linen unused Description: Nickname: The Pelican State 1940 Population: 2,363,880 Area in Square Miles: 48,506 Entered the Union: April 8, 1812

Title: Gabriel Oak St. Martinsville (LA) PM 1954		Title: State Capitol Gold Embossed Baton Rouge (LA), Divided Back unused

Title: Greetings From Leesville Leesville (LA), Linen unused		Title: Glory Of Morning Leesville (LA), Linen unused

Title: Chartres Street, View In The Old French Quarter New Orlens (LA), Linen unused Description: Chartres Strret,upon which through more in two centuries the housews, carriages,autobile and Slaves of many genrations have addenb ,is one of the treas New Orlands offere tors in such abundnce.The spires in the kround belong to the old St.Louis Cathel.which stand in the Heart of the Vieux are ,on the site of the Mississippi Valley's church		Title: Confederate Monument Franklin (LA), Real Photo unused

Title: Fairmount Park Council Bluffs (LA), Divided Back		Title: Locke Breaux Live Oak, On River Road Taft (LA), Chrome PM 1964 Description: THIS MAGNIFICENT TREE, THE OLDEST LIVE OAK KNOWN, SPROUTED IN 1657. IT NOW HAS A GIRTH OF 35 FEET, A SPREAD OF 166 FEET AND IS 75 FEET IN HEIGHT. BY VIRTUE OF ITS SIZE, IT IS "PRESIDENT" OF THE LIVE OAK SOCIETY. A CONVENIENT ROAD CIRCLES THE TREE, AND PICNIC FACILITIES ARE PROVIDED BY THE COLONIAL DAIRY, ON WHOSE PROPERTY IT GROWS.

Title: Greetings From Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused Description: The Pelican State. L - State Capitol. O - Mardi Gras. U - Thrashing Rice. I - Monument to Faithful Darkies. S - Bayou Scene. I - Magnolia, State Flower. A - State Exhibit b\Building. N - Vieux Carre - French Quarter A - Mississippi River Bridge.		Title: Greetings From Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused Description: The Pelican State. L - State Capitol. O - Mardi Gras. U - Thrashing Rice. I - Monument to Faithful Darkies. S - Bayou Scene. I Magnolia, State Flower. A - State Exhibit Building. N - Vieux Carre - French Quarter A - Mississippi River Bridge.

Title: Greetings From Louisiana State University (LA), Chrome unused		Title: Drilling Rock Salt Jefferson Island (LA), Linen unused Description: Drilling Rock Salt using Modern Equipment 1,000 below ground. Diamond Crystal Salt Co., "Jefferson Island, La."

Title: Catholic Church Franklin (LA), Divided Back unused		Title: Mississippi Street Donaldsonville (LA), Divided Back unused

Title: Catholic church, "our lady of the isle" Grand Isle (LA), Linen Description: Our lady of the isle (roman catholic church) contains famous bell dating back to story of chita. the bell was lost during the 1893 storm. Later rediscovered in westwego,louisiana and returned to the island. The identity of the bell was confirmed through the ears of the bliad, overjoyed, aged, spanish priest.		Title: Holy Ghost Church Opelouses (LA), Linen unused Description: BUILT IN 1949 AT COST OF $100,000. IS ONE OF THE LARGEST CATHELIC CHURCHES IN THE UNITES STATES DEVOTED TO A COLORED CONGREGATION. HAS SEATING CAPACITY OF 800.

Title: Greetings From Louisiana (LA), Linen unused Description: The Pelican State. L - State Capitol O - Mardi Gras U - Thrashing Rice I - Monument to Faithful Darkies S - Bayou Scene I - Magnolia, State Flower A - State Exhibit Building N - Vieux Carre - French Quarter A - Mississippi River Bridge.		Title: Greetings From La (LA), Linen unused Description: Key To Views On Other Side :- L - Campanile, L. S. U., Baton rouge O - Deer and Game Plentiful U - Mardi Gras at New Orleans I - Tarpon Caught on the gulf Coast S - Jackson statue, New Orleans I - Huey P. Long Bridge, New Orleans A - Long Leaf Southern Pine N - Sailing in the Bayous and Gulf A - Oil Well.

Title: Greetings From La (LA), Linen unused Description: State Capitol in Baton Rouge. State Flower the Magnolia. Nickname - Pelican State 1940 Population - 2,363,880 area is Sq. Miles - 48,506 entered the Union, par. 8, 1812.		Title: Greetings From La (LA), Linen unused Description: The Pelican State. L - State Capitol O - Mardi Gras U - thrashing Rice I - Monument to faithful Darkies S - Bayou Scene I - Magnolia, Sate Flower A - Stat Exhibit Building N - Vieux Carre - French Quarter A - Mississippi river Bridge.

Title: The Jennings Public Library Jennings (LA), Linen unused Description: Andrew Carnegie gave the building and the furniture. The Ladies Library Association gave the lot and the books. The building and furniture cost more than $10,000.00. It is maintained by a 1 per mille city tax.		Title: Jefferson Davis Parish Court House Jennings (LA), Linen unused Description: Contract for erection of this courthouse was let on Feb. 4, 1916, and the building erected during the year. Cost of building complete was approximately $90,000.00. During 1937-38 the building was completely remodeled, and a new jail was built and added to the courthouse. The name of the Parish was adopted at the request of the daughters of the Confederacy.

Title: Lafayette Parish Court House La Fayette (LA), Linen unused		Title: Confederate Monument Schreveport (LA), Divided Back PM 1907

Title: Exterior View Salt Works Weeks Island (LA), White Border unused Description: Myles Salt co., Ltd. Office New Orleans, La.		Title: Vienna Street Looking North Ruston (LA), Divided Back

Title: Artillery Maneuvers Camp Livingston (LA), Linen PM 1942		Title: Cutting, Shocking and Stocking Sugar Cane Bogalusa (LA) PM 1942

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