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- Ribbon Cutting Ceremonies on North Choctaw Drive at Sorrel
- Baton Rouge (La.), Mayors
- City and State officials look on as Mayor and Mrs. Dumas prepare to cut ribbon on North Choctaw Drive at Sorrel, following introductions by the Master of Ceremonies Ed Earle. Date: 1969
- Woody Dumas Collection
- Fire Department Officials
- Fire fighters--1890-1900.
- Fire department officials in a horse drawn carriage. Date: ca 1900
- Baton Rouge Room Collection
- Fire Prevention Activities Planning Committee for Negro Schools in East Baton Rouge Parish.
- Fire prevention
- Fire Prevention Activities Planning Committee for Negro Schools in East Baton Rouge Parish. Seated from left to right are: Mrs. I. Nance Givens, Raymond Scott, Rev. E. White, H. Stewart, Jr., Mesdames Bennett, W. Williams, A.W. Jackson and E.S....
- The Robert E. Bogan Fire Museum Collection
- Jack Christian with Belgian Officials
- Mayors--Baton Rouge (La.)--1950-1960
- Louis Scheyuen, Ambassador of Belgium, Mme. Scheyuen, Baton Rouge Mayor Jack Christian, Mrs. Christian and Werner Labeye, Consul General of Belgium. Date: November 8, 1961
- Jack Christian Collection
- Mayor Dumas Signing Bonds
- Baton Rouge (La.), Mayors
- Mayor Woody Dumas and local bank officials (l. to r.) Glen Coats, Frank Craig, and Bridger Eglin signing bonds. Date: 1976
- Woody Dumas Collection
- Warden's House Door
- Historic buildings, Louisiana State Penitientiary
- Warden's House door, 701 Laurel St., built ca. 1840. Originally housed the prison store, the clerk and his family, later various prison officials occupied it when the Louisiana State Penitentiary was in Baton Rouge. Constructed in the Classical...
- Baton Rouge Room Collection
- Warden's House
- Historic buildings, Louisiana State Penitentiary
- Warden's House, 701 Laurel St., built ca. 1840. Originally housed the prison store, the clerk and his family, later various prison officials occupied it when the Louisiana State Penitentiary was in Baton Rouge. Constructed in the Classical Revival...
- Baton Rouge Room Collection

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