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Category Archives: Research
Some photos from the Mint lecture
Here are some photos from my October 10, 2012 lecture. Thank you, John Haffner for the photos.
Posted in History, Research, The Mascot
Tagged andrew ward, lecture, mint, museum, New Orleans, notorious, photos, reception, scott frilot, the mascot, trixie minx, veronica russell
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Steppin’ Out video
Here is the VIDEO from my appearance on Steppin’ Out on October 5th. I come on about halfway and again at the very end. I am very thankful for the host Peggy who was very gracious. It was also nice to … Continue reading
Posted in Graduate School, History, New Orleans, Research, The Mascot
Tagged journal, lecture, Mascot, New Orleans, newspaper, october 5, old u.s. mint, pbs, research, steppin' out, susan larson, the mint, tv, Video, wyes
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Country Roads Magazine
Recently I was interviewed for the October issue of Country Roads Magazine by the lovely Ruth Laney. It was quite an adventure! The article is for their monthly column “Antiquarians” and is about my research on the Mascot. Here is the online … Continue reading
Posted in Research, The Mascot
Tagged antiquarians, baton rouge, country roads magazine, Mascot, New Orleans, newspaper, research, ruth laney
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Lecture at the Mint on October 10th
Here is the postcard (front and back) for my October 10th at the Mint. Postcard designed by the fabulous SCOTT FRILOT
Posted in History, New Orleans, Research, The Mascot
Tagged andrew ward, cake cafe, history, lecture, Mascot, mint, museum, nola brewing, pravda, research, sally asher, speech, talk, the mascot, trixie minx, tulane, u.s. mint, veronica russell
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They sat and spat… Anti-spitting laws
What can I say about the offensiveness of this article? On a routine search for other source material, I discovered this article that was published in The New Orleans Item on November 11, 1903. After some brief research I discovered … Continue reading
Posted in History, New Orleans, Politics, Research, Uncategorized
Tagged 19th century, 20th century, anti-spitting laws, corporal morgan, disease, gravier, hygiene, laws, liberties, New Orleans, ordinances, police, racism, spitting, the new orleans item, tuberculosis
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Final Book Review
Summer is officially over for me. Classes started last week, and I wanted to have this written before but work assignments, early homework assignments, and adorable French girls who stayed with me a week prevented it. And then Isaac came … Continue reading
A Long Shot…
This is a long shot, I know. But there is no harm in putting it out there. I have been surprised by some of the response to the Mascot. Either: A. People emailing me with questions. B. People emailing me … Continue reading
Posted in Graduate School, History, New Orleans, Politics, Research, The Mascot
Tagged december 14 1889, J.S. Bossier, jefferson davis, newspaper, the critic
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The final Mascot Monday
It’s here. 12 weeks of the Mascot. School is about to start and although I have gotten a lot of research done (most not posted here) it’s time to shift my main focus back to graduate school and grab any … Continue reading
Posted in History, Mascot Mondays, New Orleans, Research, The Mascot
Tagged 1895, illustrated, journal, Mascot, New Orleans, newspaper, social class, weekly
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The Curse of the Yellow Dress
There are benefits to living in a Catholic city. One is, you are off on Good Friday. A benefit for working at Tulane (in my department) is usually on a holiday weekend we get let out a couple of hours … Continue reading
Seattle Summer 2012
Since I am already behind on so many blogs (mainly Chicago trip and bull run) I decided to write my Seattle trip while it is fresh (or fuzzy considering I am operating on about 5 hours of sleep). Here are … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, General, History, Literature, Research
Tagged bookstores, goodwill, half-price books, kingston, mr. b's bookery, port gamble, port townsend, seattle, used, used books, william james-bookseller
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