Louisiana's First Black Female Physician
Louisiana's First Black Female Physician Dr. Emma Wakefield~Paillet (November 21,1868-August 26, 1946)In 1897, Dr. Emma Wakefield became the first Black woman to earn a medical degree in...
- louisiana
- african american
Pont Breaux, Louisiane
Named for the Firmin Breaux Family Settled by Acadians ca. 1766, Founded 1829, Incorporated 1859.
- louisiana
The Pellerin-Chauffe House 1896
This Queen Anne Revival cottage was built in 1896 by Edmond Pellerin. The carpenter, Emile Bergeron, built the entire house of local cypress and the house remains the finest example of rural...
- louisiana
The Valery Thibodeaux House CA. 1853
This beautiful Acadian home and grounds was the site chosen by Maj. A. Gallway, 173rd N.Y. Volunteers for the encampment of his Union Troops, April 21, 1863. This house has been...
- louisiana
The Bridge of 1852
This turntable bridge was built in 1852 and replaced in 1891. The bridge was moved 3 miles downstream and served as a crossing for the community of Ruth until 1992. The bridge was in place when...
- louisiana
- civil war
Guide Dogs for the Blind
Dianne Feinstein
George R. Moscone
Gavin Newsom
Willie Lewis Brown Jr.
James D. Phelan
James Rolph Jr
PRESENTED TO SAN FRANCISCO BY FREINDS AND ADMIRERS OF JAMES ROLPH JR MAYOR OF SAN FRANCISCO JANUARY 8 1912 TO JANUARY 6 1931 GOVERNOR OF CALIFORNIA JANUARY 6 1931 TO JUNE 2 1934 THROUGH THESE...
- unswerving findelity
- san francisco
Douglas M. Flaner
1870's Ranch Shed
Tiburon Tommie's
McNeil's Pioneer Boathouse 1886
One of the Shortest Main Streets
Edward G. Zelinsky
Tiburon Was a Railroad Town
Shoreline Park
