Cammie G. Henry Research Center

The Melrose Collection

Third Floor, Watson Memorial Library
913 University Parkway
Natchitoches LA 71457

Hours

Mon—Thu 8am-5pm
 Fri  8am-noon

Contact Us
Contact us for research questions, tours, or to make an appointment. Please call or email us before you visit.
Phone: 318-357-4585
Donna Baker, University Archivist and Records Officer
Vacant, Assistant Archivist

“Some day – some one will hunt history in these very old materials C.G.H” — note by Cammie G. Henry in a Melrose Scrapbook

The Research Center is named after Carmelite “Cammie” Garrett Henry (1871-1948) of Melrose, Louisiana who collected Louisiana documents and books of rare fictional and non-fictional works. Here you’ll find Louisiana books, rare books, archival materials, NSU Archives, microfilm, maps, newspapers, and oral history tapes.

Melrose Plantation, the Henry Family home, provided a perfect setting for entertaining guests from diversified intellectual disciplines including literature, art, and the social sciences.

After the sale of Cammie G. Henry’s home, her manuscript collection was donated to Northwestern State University and named the Melrose Collection. This collection, our largest, serves as the core of the Research Center’s holdings. It focuses on the rich cultural, historical, and literary heritage of Louisiana and Natchitoches spanning from French Colonial times through the 1940’s.

Other collections sharing similar strengths include those of James Aswell, the Cloutier Family, Robert DeBlieux, Caroline Dormon, Joe Dellmon, the Egan Family, and the Federal Writers’ Project.  Our resources offer a wealth of opportunities for scholars. Focusing on Louisiana History, documents range in date from the founding of Natchitoches in the early 1700’s to the present.

The Melrose Imaging Project digitizes images from these collections for easier access and preservation.  Electronically imaging the Melrose Collection allows computer access to documents related to the region’s history, and preserves the originals.

Fees
Distance researchers, minimium processing fee $10.00 plus postage
Photocopy & low-resolution digital copy: Printed matter $0.10 per page
Photocopy & low-resolution digital copy: Manuscript materials $0.50 per page
$0.70 (11×17)
Custom Scanning: 300ppl or higher $1.00 each original
Custom Scanning: negatives $2.00 each
Media: Blank CD $2.00
Media: Blank DVD $4.00
Save to your disk, flash drive, or hard drive no charge
Publication Fee: Print & non-web publications $25
Publication Fee: Commercial $100
Web-only use: Non-Profit $15
Web-only use: Commercial $100
Exhibits: Non-Profit no charge
Exhibits: Commercial $50

 

Payment due before we complete and send your request.
Write checks and money orders payable to “NSU Foundation”
Please indicate “Dunnington Special Collection” on the memo line.

Mail payment to:
Cammie G. Henry Research Center
Watson Library
Northwestern State University
Natchitoches, LA 71497

Tel 318 357-4585

Regulations for Use and Reproduction of Material

The Cammie G. Henry Research Center reserves the right to decide what materials in its collection are available for use and reproduction and what form that reproduction may take.

The Copyright Law of the United States [Title 17, United States Code] governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted materials.  Special Collections staff reserve the right to refuse duplication if, in their judgment, fulfillment of the order would involve violation of copyright law.

When planning to publish materials obtained from the CGHRC, a permission to publish form must be completed and signed by the patron and the head archivist.

The fees charged for reproduction does not in any way constitute sale of a duplicated photograph or manuscript item, but is merely a fee charged for obtaining a copy print in lieu of using the original file print, negative or manuscript item.  The Cammie G. Henry Research Center retains all rights to the photographic materials on file in the CGHRC.

The provision of current U.S. Copyright Law or other legal questions apply; any and all responsibility of restrictions of copyright and/or other legal questions which may arise from facsimile reproduction of materials from the collections of the CGHRC or from the use of such reproductions, in any manner, will be assumed by the applicant.

Photographs and manuscript materials are procured for purposes of private study and/or scholarly research.  Reproduction, i.e., in a publication or for any other purpose or donation to another institution without the written consent of the CGHRC is prohibited.  The CGHRC normally reserves to itself the sole right to copy or reproduce its photographs and manuscript materials.

Any material from the CGHRC used in a publication must be credited to the CGHRC.  If it is from a particular collection in the CGHRC, that collection must also be credited.  The staff will supply the appropriate wording for this credit line.  The person ordering photographs or manuscript materials and requesting permission for its use will be responsible for the credit line.  All published photographic images or manuscript items must at least include “Cammie G. Henry Research Center” on the same page of the manuscript item or the photograph.

Photocopying and photoduplication requests must be approved by CGHRC staff in order to protect fragile materials.

The physical condition of the materials to be copied is of primary concern and duplication that might damage or alter the original in any way is not allowed.

Original artwork or tightly bound, fragile, or oversize books cannot be copied on a copy machine; although, it may be possible to utilize non-flash photography and/or a flatbed scanner. Use of hand-held or personal scanners are not permitted.

Please specify the purpose (study, publication, exhibition, etc.) for which the duplicated material is intended. In order to protect the integrity of the collections, CGHRC reserves the right to limit the size of copy orders and to not duplicate an entire collection.

Credit line will have the following format:

Name of the item, name of collection, from the NSU Cammie G. Henry Research Center

All reproduction from materials in the CGHRC will be made on the premises by the staff.  The original negatives may not leave the premises without authorization from the head archivist of the CGHRC.  Such authorization must be requested in writing and state reasons why the reproduction cannot be made by the CGHRC staff.

If photographs and manuscript material are used in a publication, a copy of that publication should be sent to the CGHRC for its files.

In order to protect the integrity of the collections, and the intellectual properties of the university, no more than 24 images or 10% of the total collection, whichever is greater, from any individual collection on may be reproduced.

Patrons seeking more than 24 images, or 10%, from an individual collection must submit a request in writing to the head archivist explaining the need for the images.

Approval of such requests will be based on considerations such as the following:

  • Will fulfilling the request enhance the standing of the university or fill a cultural resource need in the region?
  • Are there any alternatives for securing copies of the images?
  • Are the images likely to be reproduced by the patron for sale or further distribution?
  • Will NSU be cited as the domicile of the originals in any public use or exhibition of the images?

Any photograph or manuscript material made by the CGHRC which is put on display should be accompanied by a credit line displayed with the image.  The CGHRC is more than willing to work out a reasonable credit line at the time the image is ordered.

Any person or organization not abiding by these regulations, including failure to give proper credit, will be denied access to the use of materials in the CGHRC.

Components of the Cammie Henry Research Center

Louisiana Books.  Works relating to Louisiana and publications by Louisiana writers. These books are denoted as “Louisiana Collection” or “also in La. Room.”

Rare Books.
  Rare and unusual books including history, anthropology, geography, literature, and art.

Archives and Manuscripts.  This Collection could not exist or continue its growth without community support through generous donations of original materials to the University. Nearly 800 collections can be found through the Research Center’s extensive subject index, collection inventories, and specialized guides. You must complete a research application and agree to abide by special regulations when using these materials.

Northwestern
State University Archives.  University non-current records and past presidential papers. Consult our subject index for access to these records.

Maps.
  More than 3000 maps dating from the early colonial Louisiana to the present. The maps are cataloged by date, location, and cartographer. Copies of Louisiana Confederate maps confiscated during the Civil War remain of great interest to many researchers.

Newspapers.  Original issues of Louisiana newspapers, often the entire publication run. Because newsprint proves especially susceptible to damage, we ask researchers to use the microfilm copiers located in the Media/Serials Department on the second floor of the library.

Microform.
 Louisiana census schedules, local church records, American State Papers and copies of other archives with material pertinent to Louisiana history.

GENERAL
  • Black Women Oral History Project, November 29, 1979, Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe College
  • Cane River
  • Census Records
  • Civil War and Reconstruction
  • Conservation & horticulture
  • Federal Writer’s Project
  • Genealogy
  • Grand Ecore
  • Great Depression
  • Kate Chopin
  • Local Church Records
  • Louisiana Artists, Writers, and Poets
  • Louisiana Politics
  • NSU, State Normal School
  • Plantation Life & Slavery
  • The Red River
  • Texas Borderland studies
  • Women’s Studies
  • World War II
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CAROLINE DORMON COLLECTION

The Caroline Dormon collection, along with items from the Melrose collection and numerous publications document the life, the writings, the art, and work of this accomplished conservationist, teacher and artist.

Caroline Dormon was born on July 19,1888 to James Alexander Dormon and Caroline Trotti Sweat Dormon at their summer home (named Briarwood) near Saline, Louisiana. She attended Judson College in Marion, Alabama, and was a public school teacher for a short time. In 1918, Dormon moved with her sister back to Briarwood where she became increasingly interested in forest conservation and native plant collecting. By 1920, her work was noticed by Mrs. A. F. Storm, president of the Louisiana Federation of Women’s Clubs, and Henry E. Hardtner, president of the Louisiana Forestry Association. Dormon quickly became Louisiana’s conservation chairman and served on the legislative committee to study the state’s forestry laws. One year later, she was hired by the forestry department in public relations and initiated a forestry education program in the public schools.

By 1923, tired of the bureaucratic atmosphere of her job, Dormon left her position. She continue her educational work, was instrumental in the establishment of Kisatchie National Forest, collected and studied wild irises and other native plants and was employed as a beautification and landscape consultant for several state and private gardens. Throughout the years she spoke at many garden club meetings across the South, all the while publishing a total of six monographs and a multitude of nature articles. In 1965 she was awarded an honorary Doctorate of Science degree from Louisiana State University for her achievements in botany and horticulture. Dormon died in Shreveport in 1971, but not before making arrangements to set aside her beloved Briarwood as a nature preserve for all to enjoy.

The collection covers Dormon’s many activities accomplished as naturalist, botanist, conservationist, gardener, writer, illustrator, landscape artist and clubwoman. Materials include photographs, pamphlets, scrapbooks and paintings. Also included is personal correspondence with individuals on such topics as botany, forestry, politics, Native Americans, archaeology and anthropology. Of particular interest, are three letters from Thomas Edison to Dormon concerning the possible use of a goldenrod grown by Dormon as a rubber source. Drawings and paintings by Dormon documenting plants and Native American research are also present in the collection.

F377 .N4 B75 2003 LACOLL
Historic American Landscapes Survey Briarwood: Caroline Dormon Nature Preserve
Howell, Rebecca A.

LD3091 .L3686 M365
Pioneering spirit remembered: The legacies of Caroline Dormon
McMillin, Marsha R.

QK163 .D6 1996 LA COLL
Wild flowers of Louisiana
Dormon, Caroline

QH45.2 .B66 1995 1995 American women afield : writings by pioneering women naturalists 1st ed.
Bonta, Marcia

LD3091 .L3687 T1274 1994
Caroline Dormon and Louisiana archaeology of the 1930s
Trissler, Alicia

QK31 .D58 J64 1990 LACOLL 1990
The gift of the wild things : the life of Caroline Dormon
Johnson, Fran Holman.

QK484 .L5 D66 1974 LACOLL 1974
Louisiana trees
McKean, Alexander Silkirk

QL684 .L8 D676 LACOLL 1969
Bird talk
Dormon, Caroline

E99 .C7 D6 LACOLL 1967
Southern Indian boy; two Indian stories
Dormon, Caroline

QK495.G74 G7 LACOLL 1966
Common plants of longleaf pine-bluestem range
Grelen, Harold Eugene

SB405 .D62 1965
Natives preferred; native trees and flowers for every location
Dormon, Caroline

QH31 .D665 S76 1961 1961
Caroline Dormon and her accomplishments
Stringfellow, Emma L.

QK 484 A8 M6 1960 RARE 1960
Trees of Arkansas Rev. ed.
Moore, Dwight Munson

BV3427 .R33 1960
I saw it happen to China, 1913-1949
Rankin, Hattie Love

SB405 .D6 1958
Flowers native to the Deep South [1st ed.
Dormon, Caroline

QK484 .A8 M6 RARE 1950
Trees of Arkansas
Moore, Dwight Munson

SB405 .S435 1947 RARE 1947
Gardening in the South and West Rev. and enl. ed.
Scruggs, Marian Stuart Price

QK484 .L5 D66 1943 LACOLL 1943
Forest trees of Louisiana
Dormon, Caroline

SB405 .L39 RARE 1942
A Southern garden, a handbook for the middle South
Lawrence, Elizabeth

QK163 .D6 1942 1942
Wild flowers of Louisiana
Dormon, Caroline

QK484 .L5 D66 LACOLL 1941
Forest trees of Louisiana
Dormon, Caroline

QK163 .D6 1934
Wild flowers of Louisiana : Including most of the herbaceous wild flowers of the Gulf states, with the exception of mountainous regions, and the sub-tropical ports of Florida and Texas 1st ed.
Dormon, Caroline

PN6110 .T75 P59 RARE V.1 1932
Poems of trees
Melton, Wightman Fletcher

DT646 .M5 RARE 1931
Jungles preferred
Miller, Janet.

PS3505 .A79665 Z3526 LACOLL
Ada Jack Carver
Dodson, Alma

QK484 .L5 D6 1928
Forest trees of Louisiana and how to know them
Dormon, Caroline

SB453 .W55 1926 RARE
Aristocrats of the garden
Wilson, Ernest Henry

F379 .N5 C54 RARE
Pen drawings of old New Orleans
Churchill, Francis Gorton

1 Letters from Walter Allan, 1951

2 Letters from Walter Allan, 1952

3 Letters from Walter Allan, 1953

4 Letters from Walter Allan, 1954

4 Letters from Rachel Allan, 1955

5 Letters from Robert E. Allen, 1950-1951

5 Letters from Nat Allen, 1937-1939, 1958

5 Letter and enclosures from Caroline Dormon and lists of registrations

6 Letters from Margaret Alpha, 1950-1953

7 Letter from Carl R. Amason about his native plants, 1968

7 Letter from Gwen, Andey, Surry, 1944

7 Letters and envelopes from Charles Arny, 1957-1958

8 Letters from Nelle L. Avery (Mrs. W. J.), 1936-1939

9 Correspondence

10 Letters from Claude A. Barr, 1955-1966

11 Exchange of letters David Barr and C. Dormon, 1950

11 Letters from A. A. Bernhardt

12 Letter from Elbert Blair, 1957

12 Letter from Mrs. Robert B. Berry, 1939

12 Letter from Ruth A. Blamquist, 1959

12 Letter from H. L. Blamquist, 1952

12 Letter from Lanise E. Boaz

13 Letters from Florence Boatner, 1945-1968

14 Letters from S.N. Broussard, Elsie & Vernon Broussard and K. H. Bucher

15 Letters from Clair A. Brown, 1934-1970

15 Booklet, 1935

15 Article, 1944

15 Letter from C. Dormon, 1946

16 Letters from James Caffery and one typed article, 1935-1953

17 Letters from people with surnames starting with the alphabet B & C including Burke, 1954

18 Letters from W. Chalupnik and carbon copies of Dormon letters to Chalupnik, 1956-1962

19 Letters from Thurman Chatham, 1952-53

19 Letter from Leopold Charette, 1945

19 Letter and postal from C. Chisum

20 Letter from G. Latta Clement, 1948

20 Letters from R. S. Cocks

21 Letter from J. C. Clark, 1954

21 Letter from Charles Clark, 1944

21 Letters from Kitty Clint, 1958-1959

22 Letters from Minnie Colquitt, 1951-1957

22 Carbon copy Dormon to Minnie Colquitt

22 Original Dormon to Minnie Colqutt letter from Warren Dietrich, 1956

22 Letter from B. LeRoy Davidson, 1953

23 Letters from Inez Conger and postcards, 1942-58

23 Postal and clipping from Tressie Cook, 1953

23 Letter from Ed Conger, 1951-1956

24 Letter from Warren O. Cool, 1950

24 Letter from Phillip G. Corliss, 1949

24 Exchange of letters from Dormon and Couch, 1957

24 Letters from Tom Craig, 1946-1947

25 Letters from Doris Cucurulle and pamphlets, 1958

25 Bristol Nurseries, 1956

25 Letter from Danks, 1944-1947

25 Carbon copy letter from Dormon, 1944

26 Letter from Wilbur Dix, 1935

26 Letter from M. J. Dorsey, 1961

26 Letter from Laura Dow, 1965

26 Letters from Herbert Dozier, 1949

26 letter from Vera Dreyfous, 1939

26 Letter from Annette Duchein, 1959

26 Letter from Albert H. Edmeades, 1951

27 Letter from Caroline Dormon to Clair A. Brown, 1935-1946

28 Letters from Percy E. Brown, 1953-1966

28 Letter from Pat Brown, 1957

28 Letter from Mrs. D. E. Brown, 1953

29 Photocards from David Brown, 1955-1956

29 Letter from Cora A. Brown, 1938

30 Letters from Ruth Dormon and Caroline Dorman from Frank Chowning, 1942-1947

31 Letters from Frank Chowning, 1948-1950

32 Letters from Frank Chowning, 1951-1961

32 Carbon copy from Caroline Dormon to Frank Chowning, 1943

33 Letters from W.C. Coker, 1935-1943

34 Letters from Irene Day, 1944

34 Letters from Florens DeBevoise, 1935-1936

34 Carbon copy of letters from Caroline Dormon to Mrs. Deal, 1949

35 Letters from Sidney Cogner and one booklet, 1943-1950

36 Letters from Sidney Conger, 1951-1952

37 Letters from Sidney Conger, 1953-1958

38 Letters from Katherine Cornay, 1943-1958

39 Letters from Claude W. Davis, 1950-1960

40 Letters from Sidney DuBose, 1943-1950

41 Letters from Sidney DuBose, 1950-1955

41 Card from Mary DuBose, 1958

42 Letters and undated correspondence of Dan and Mary Debaillon with C. Dorman

43 Letters from Mary Debaillon to C. Dorman, 1932-1933

43 List from C. Dorman

43 Letter from Lawrence Menuet

44 Letters from Mary S. Debaillon, 1934

45 Letters from Mary Debaillon, 1935

45 Letter from Dan Debaillon

45 Letter from Caroline Dormon

45 Letter from Mary Debaillon, 1936

46 Letters from Dan & Mary Debaillon, undated

47 Letters from Dan DeBaillon

47 List of Irises in DeBaillon collection

48 Letters from Dan DeBaillon, 1943-1956

48 Letter from Caroline Dormon

48 See also Lafayette Progress, March 20, 1954, “Famous Lafayette Garden Being Restored to Beauty”

49 Letters from Mary Debaillon

49 Letters from Dan Debaillon

50 Letters from Mary Debaillon, 1937

51 Letters from Mary Debaillon

52 Letters from Mary Debaillon, 1939

53 Letters from Sterling C. Evans and carbon copy from Dormon reply, 1956-1957

53 Short note from Bruce and Ann Evans, 1959

53 Letters from Joseph Evans, enclosure, 1955-1960

53 Carbon copy of Dormon’s reply

54 Letters from Harold Epstein, 1955-1963

54 Letter from C. Dormon

55 Letters from Sidney Phillips, 1956-59

55 Letters and enclosures from C. Dormon

55 Letter and enclosure from advertising department

56 Letters from George Lawrence, 1957-64

56 Carbon copy letters from Caroline Dormon and 2 pages, 1957-58; enclosure included carbon copy of letter to Sara Gladney

57 Letters from Elizabeth Lawrence, 1942-1944

58 Letters from Elizabeth Lawrence, 1944

58 Letters and specimen from Elizabeth Lawrence, 1945

59 Letters from Elizabeth Lawrence, 1946-1949

59 Letters from Elizabeth Lawrence, 1954

60 Letters from Elizabeth Lawrence,1957

61 Letters from Elizabeth Lawrence, 1958

61 Letter from C. Dormon to Elizabeth Lawrence

61 Letters from Elizabeth Lawrence, 1958

62 Letters from Elizabeth Lawrence and enclosure, 1959

2 Carbon copy from C. Dormon

63 Letters from Elizabeth Lawrence, 1961-1962

63 Award to Caroline Dormon

64 Letters to Ruth Dormon from Elizabeth Lawrence, undated

65 Undated letters from Elizabeth Lawrence

66 Undated letters from Elizabeth Lawrence

67 Undated letters from Elizabeth Lawrence

68 Undated letters from Elizabeth Lawrence

68 Undated letter to Elizabeth Lawrence

69 Correspondence

70 Letters to C. Dormon and Annie Miles from Dave Fischer, 1933-1947 and undated

71 Letters from William C. Fitzhugh, 1936-1942

71 W.S. Flory letters, 1950-1960

71 Caroline Dormon letter

71 W.D. Freeland, 1961

72 Assorted correspondence to Caroline Dormon, 1933-38

72 Letters from Alexia Gerberg, 1957

73 Letters from Reginald Forbes, 1923-1924

74 Letters from Reginald Forbes, 1925

75 Letters from Reginald Forbes, 1926-28

75 Christmas Card, 1949

76 Letters from Kathryn Goodwin, 1968

76 Letters from F. Gundersen, 1948

76 Letters from H. O. Gosselin, 1941

76 Letters from A. J. Grout, 1936

76 Letters from Dormon to Hager, 1954-1959

77 Letters from Caroline Dormon, 1949

77 Letter and clippings from Wilma Hamilton, 1956

77 Letters from Dale Hammond, 1946 and undated

77 Letters from Gordon Hammer, 1940-1941

77 Letter from Earl Hornback, 1951

78 Letters from Ethel Harmon, 1947-60

78 Carbon copy of letter from Caroline Dormon, 1948

78 Letter from R.M. Harper, 1937

78 Letters from Laverne Harper, 1947-1954

79 Letters and booklet from Sigmund Solymosy, 1959-1959

79 Carbon copy of letter from Caroline Dormon to Solymosy, 1959

80 Letters from Sigmund Solymosy, 1960-66

80 Letters from Caroline Dormon to Solymosy, 1965-66

81 Undated letters

81 Letters from Sara Gladney and photo

81 Letters from Sara Gladney, 1946

81 Letters from Sara Gladney, 1947

81 Letter from Dormon to Gladney, 1947

82 Letters from Sara Gladney, 1948

82 Letters from Sara Gladney, 1949

82 Letters from Sara Gladney, 1950

82 Letter from Sara Gladney, 1951

82 Letters and post cards from Sara Gladney, 1952

83 Letters from Sara Gladney, 1953

83 Letter from Caroline Dormon and F. Gladney’s reply, 1953

83 Letters from Sara Gladney and enclosures, 1954

84 Letters from Sara Gladney, 1955

84 Letters from Sara Gladney and enclosures, 1956

85 Letters from Sara Gladney, 1957

85 Letter from Caroline Dormon aunt Sara Gladney’s reply

85 Letter from Gladys Reily to Sara Gladney

85 Letters from Sara Gladney, 1958

85 Letters from Caroline Dormon

86 Letters from Sara Gladney, 1959

86 Letters from Caroline Dormon

86 Letter from Sara Gladney, 1960

86 Letters from Sara Gladney, 1961

87a Letters from Sara Gladney, 1962

87a 2 page letter from Frank Gladney, 1965

87a Letter from Frank Gladney, 1969

87b Letter from R. T. Moore, 1928

87b Letters from Dwight M. Moore, 1955-1969

87b Letters from Edith Wyatt Moore, 1932-1938

88 Letter from John A. Moore, undated

88 Letters from John A. Moore, 1955

88 Letters from John A. Moore and enclosure, 1956

89 Letters and enclosure from John A. Moore, 1957

89 Letters from John A. Moore, 1958

89 Carbon copy of letter Caroline Dormon to Moore

90 Letters of Charles Gersdorff, 1943-45 and undated

90 Letter from C. Dormon to Gersdorff

91 Letters from Charles Gersdorff and enclosure, 1946-48

91 Letters from Caroline Dormon

92 Letters from James L. Gerbert, 1931 and undated

93 Letters from James Gerbert, 1932-1933, 1941

94 Letters from Mildred Lyon, 1939-1952

95 Letters from Cecil Houdyshel, 1938-1949

96 Letters from Mary Lambdin, undated

97 Letters from Mary Lambdin, 1935-1938

98 Letters from Mary Lambdin, 1939-1954

99 Letters from Mary Lambdin, 1955

99 Letter from Mary Lambdin, 1957

99 One nursery order

100 Letters from Mary Lambdin, 1938

100 Letters from Mary Lambdin, 1960

100 Letter from Bethany Lambdin, 1968

101 Letters from Geddes Douglas to Ruth or Caroline Dormon, 1946-1947

102 Letters from Geddes Douglas, 1948-1949

103 Letters from Geddes Douglas, 1950

103 Letters from Geddes Douglas, 1951

104 Letters from Geddes Douglas, 1952

104 Letters from Geddes Douglas, 1953

104 Letter from Geddes Douglas and his secretary, 1954

105 Letters from B.L. Von Jarchow, 1944

105 Letters from B.L. Von Jarchow, 1945

105 Letter from B.L. Von Jarchow, 1947

105 Letters from B.L. Von Jarchow and enclosure, 1949

106 Letters from Rex D. Pearce to Ruth Dormon, 1935-1946

107 Letters from Rex D. Pearce, 1947-1955; (one on back of a Dormon letter)

107 Letters from Caroline Dormon

108 Letters from Rex D. Pearce on his company, 1956-1965, (one on back of a Dormon letter)

108 Caroline Dormon letters, 1956-1965, (one on back of another)

109 Letters from Mary E. Henry, 1938-1939

110 Letters from Mary E. Henry, 1940-1947

111 Letters from Mary E. Henry, 1954-58

112 Letters from W.B. MacMillan, 1937-1941

113 Letters from W.B. MacMillan, 1942

113 Carbon copy letters from Caroline Dormon, 1940-1942

114 Letters from W.B. and Peggy MacMillan, 1943-1945

114 Carbon copy letters from Caroline Dormon, 1944-1945

115 Letters from W.B. MacMillan and Peggy, 1946-1952

116 Letters from Peggy MacMillan, 1953

117 Letters from Peggy MacMillan, 1954-1958

118 Letters from B. A. Krukoff, 1943-1944

118 Letters from Robert S. Reich, 1942-1966

119 Letters from Mary Doggett Lake, 1934-1935

120 Letters from Donald B. Milliken, 1941-1946

121 Letters from Donald B. Milliken, 1947

121 Letters from Caroline Dormon

122 Letters from Carl Milliken, 1947-1949

122 Letters from Caroline Dormon

123 Letters from Carl S. Milliken, 1950-54

123 Carbon copy letter from Caroline Dormon, 1950

123 Letter from Ben F. Sid

124 Letter from Elizabeth H. Randolph, 1912

124 Letters from Elizabeth Randolph, Ben Randolph, 1933-41

125 Correspondence

126 Letters from Mona & Harry Meek clippings, 1955

127 Letters from Lenora Matthews, undated

128 Letters from Lenora Matthews, 1944-1949

128 Note from W.R. Matthews

129 Letters & clipping from Lenora Matthews, 1933-58

129 Letter from Dr. W.R. Matthews

129 Letters from Dr. J.E. Knighton

129 Letters from Lois J. Lester

129 Letter from Mrs. Larry

130 Letters from Maggie Shanks, 1933

131 Letters from Maggie Shanks and enclosures, 1934-38

132 Letters from Maggie Shanks, 1939-1942

133 Letters from Maggie Shanks and enclosures, 1950-1959

134 Letters from Willie May Keel, 1947

135 Letters from Willie May Keel, 1947-1960

136 Letters from Darnell Keel, 1957

136 Carbon copy Caroline Dormon’s reply

136 Letters from Carlton Sloan, 1955

136 Carbon copy letter from C. Dormon

137 Letters from Eula Whitehouse, 1935-1939

138 Letters from Eula Whitehouse, 1957

139 Letters from Ira S. Nelson, 1941-1942

139 Carbon copy of letters from Caroline Dormon

139 Letters from Ira S. Nelson, 1944

139 Carbon copy of letters from Caroline Dormon

140 Carbon copy of letter from Caroline Dormon, 1949

140 Letters from Ira S. Nelson and enclosure, 1950

140 Letters from Ira S. Nelson, 1951

141 Postcard, 1955

141 Letters from Ira S. Nelson and enclosures, 1956-1962

141 Carbon copy of a letter from Caroline Dormon, 1957

142 Letters from Ira S. Nelson, undated

142 Carbon copy from Caroline Dormon

142 Letters from Mary H. Nelson, 1935-1943

143 Letters from Caroline Dormon, 1944-1948

143 Letters from Fairmount Gardens, (Mrs. Thomas Nesmith)

144 Letters from W.W. Ashe, 1925-1926

145 Letters from W.W. Ashe, 1927

146 Letters from W.W. Ashe, 1928-1945

147 Letters from W.W. Ashe, 1930

147 Carbon copy Dormon’s list of plant material

148 Letters from W.W. Ashe, 1931

148 Letter from Mrs. Ashe, 1932

148 Reprint publications letters

149 Letters

150 Letters from Fathergill, 1947-49

150 Letter from Talesh, 1947

150 Letters from Dormon, 1947

151 Letters from Royal Horticultural Society, 1950-54

151 Letters from Royal Botanic Gardens, 1947-52

151 Dormon letters

152 Carbon copy Dormon letter, 1944

152 Letters from Robert Henningsen, 1954

152 Letters from Katharine C. Heath, 1959

152 Letters from Ruth Holleyman, 1959-1960

153 Letters from Peggy Holloway, 1957

153 Letters from H.D. House, 1935

153 Letters from Marion Hughes, 1948-1949

154 Letter from Helen Hughes, 1953

154 Letters from Margaret Kane, 1944

154 Letters from Lewis Hurst, 1944

155 Letters from Helen Hull, 1951-66

155 Letter from George Kent, 1957

155 Letter from Mrs. Karnoff, 1949

155 Carbon copy letter from Caroline Dormon

155 Letters from Elizabeth Kittredge, 1949

155 Letter from Carola Kittredge

156 Letters from W.D. Kimbrough and lists, 1949-53

156 Letters from Tee Kerpes, 1949-1959

157 Letters from S.D. Coleman, 1951-1955

157 Carbon copy letters from Caroline Dormon, 1955

157 Letter from Herman Kurg, 1938

157 3 page letter from Henry Hazlett Kofman, 1949

157 Letter from Robert Kral, 1963

157 Letters from Henry Kohankie & list, 1944-1947

158 2 page handwritten letter from Mattie C. Coleman, 1936

158 3 page handwritten from Kitty Coleman, 1958

158 Letters from Harold W. Knowlton, 1951-1953

159 Letters from Susie Kline, 1927-1950

160 Letters from Clara L. Knott, 1939-1940

161 Letters from A.R. Kruckeberg, 1957

161 Letter from Caroline Dormon

162 Letters & “Lycoris Notes” from Sam Caldwell, plus printed articles, 1948-62

163 Letters and reports from Sam Caldwell, 1964-1969

164 Letters from Mrs. Alberta Magers, 1946-1947

164 Letter from A. W. Mackenzie, 1950

165 Letters from Mrs. Lois McInnes, 1955

165 Letters from Carrie McKenzie, 1958-1959

165 Letters from Mrs. G. H. McMorrough, 1949

165 Letters from Marine Louisy, 1935

165 Letter from H. E. McMinn, 1952

165 Letter from Clare Lang, 1950

165 Letter from Mary Noble and enclosure, 1957

166 Letters from Clara McHenny, 1939-1940

166 Letters from E. A. McHenny, 1930

167 Letters from Jane Mosley, 1953-1956

167 Letter from I. Nunn

167 Letter from Mary Noble and enclosure, 1957

168 Letters from Ben Morrrison, 1958-1968

169 Letters from Orpet Nursery to Ruth Dormon, 1938-1943

170 Letter from Raymond and Wilhelmia Greene

171 Letters from A. J. Hodges

171 Letter from L. D. Clemon

171 Letter from W. Chalupnik

171 3 Carbon copy letters from Caroline Dormon, 1954-1955

171 An original from Caroline Dormon to Clemon Nursery

171 An original for C. Dormon to Hodges

172 Letters from A. J. Hodges and enclosures

172 Carbon copies of letters from C. Dormon

173 Letters from A. J. Hodges, 1958-1966

173 Two items from Caroline Dormon, 1961 and undated

174 Letters from J. D. LaFleur, 1961-1969

174 Guide to Louisiana Arboretum

175 Letter from Annie Lee, c. 1931, undated

175 Letters from Helen Luhrsen, 1949-1950

175 Letters from Velma & Dee Lybrand

176 Letters from K.E. Merren, 1932

176 Letters from Dorothy Lee, 1955-1958

176 Letter from Olive Lyons, 1934

177 Letters from Walter Marx, 1950-1954

177 Letter from Jim Tan Mayes, 1939

177 Letters from Mona Meek, 1958

177 Letter from Juban C. Miller

178 Letters from Annie A. Miles, 1941-1947

178 Letter from Donna Falkner

179 Letters from Annie A. Miles, 1948-1955

179 Letter from Clair A. Brown

180 Letters from Annie A. Miles, 1955-1958

181 Letters from Sallie Kelly, 1948-1960

181 Letter from Ethel Kelly, 1933

181 Letters from Evelyn LaCaze, 1959

182 Letters from Isabel C. Patterson, 1945-1949

183 Letters from S. August Phillips, 1957-1959

183 Letters from Mrs. R. R. Pigott, 1939-1960

184 Palmer booklet, 1936-1955

184 Letters from Ernest J. Palmer

184 Carbon copies of letters from Caroline Dormon

185 Letters from staff of Arnold Arboretum

186 Letters from Donald Wyman, 1942-1952

186 Letters from Caroline Dormon

187 Letters from Stephen Hamblin, 1926-1927

188 Carbon copy of a letter from Caroline Dormon, 1948

188 Carbon copy of a letter from Caroline Dormon, 1966

188 Postcard from Mrs. Roger Tory Peterson, 1969

188 Letter and enclosure from Janice Lacey, 1968

188 Letters from Hazel Parks , 1949-1952

189 Letters from Eric Nies, 1947-1951

190 Letters from J. B. Plato, 1950

190 Letter from C. Dormon

190 Letters from Grace Primo and enclosure, 1949

190 Letter from C. Dormon

191 Letters from Phily Seetner, 1957

191 Letter from C. Dormon

192 Letters from Mrs.W. S. Randell, 1938-1940

192 Letters from Loyd Shinners and enclosures

192 Letters from C. Dormon

192 Shenners reference article

192 Adv. of Shenner’s book, 1958

193 Letters from Edwin C. Powell, 1946-1947

193 Letters from N. J. Sahuc, 1958

194 Letters from Hardy Ramsay, 1947-1951

194 Carbon copy of letters from C. Dormon

195 Letters from Mary Redford, 1958

196 Letter from Mrs. Bert H. Porter, 1952

196 Letter from Lewle Borden Tennant, 1948

196 Letter from M. Frederick Stuntz, 1948

197 Mrs. Parry

198 Letter from Mrs. Homer Reams, 1965

198 Letters from H. A. Raboin, 1949

198 Letters from Mary Wakefield, 1954

199 Letter from Erdman West, 1955

199 Letters from Brooklyn Botanic Garden, 1950-51

199 Letter from A. R. Kruckeberg, 1965

199 Letter from K. J. Shaver and enclosure, 1956

199 Letter from Anne S. Green

200 Letter from Carleton Worth, 1957

200 Letters from Fred Galle, 1964

200 Letter from Mrs. Snider, 1947

200 Letter from G. M. Snellings, 1943

201 Letters from Alex Smith, 1952

202 Letters from Donald E. Stone, 1960-1961

202 Letter from Gertrude R. Smith, 1936

202 Letters from Robert S. Reich, 1943-1966

202 Items from Pearl Pumphrey, 1941-1942

203 Letters from Margaret Slaughter, 1944-1957

203 Letter from C. Dormon

204 Letters from Elmvia Smith (Mrs. C. H.), 1929-1944

204 Letters from Ruth Shehee, undated

205 Letter from Danny Shehee, 1951

205 Letters from Virgie Sue Smith and enclosures 1935-1955

205 Letter from Effie Osborn, 1962

206 Spuria Iris Society, 1952-1958

207 Letters from American Nature Association, 1923-1929

207 Letter and enclosure from H. J. Randal, 1948

207 Letter from Hubert Smith, 1943

207 Letter from Don Brown, undated

207 Letter from Mrs. Stanley Wade, 1931

207 Letter from Blanch McConnell

208 Letters from Sam Stokes, 1933-1934

208 Letter from C. Dormon, 1958

208 Letter from Myra Smith, 1958

208 Letter from Mrs. Houston, 1919

209 Letters from Lucy P. Russell, 1927-1929

209 Letter from King Rand, 1955

209 Carbon copy Dormon letters, 1962

210 Letter from Ed Rand, undated

210 Letters from Clarence R. Stone, 1936

210 Letter from Mary H. Stone, 1936

210 Letter from Benjamin C. Stone, 1955

210 Letter from Doris Stone, 1961

211 Carbon copy letters from Caroline Dormon, 1957-1961

211 Lette5rs from Royce D. Spinkston, 1940s

212 Letters from Royce D. Spinkston, 1950-1957

213 Letters from Royce D. Spinkston, 1958-1967

213 Souvenir picture folders

214 Letters from Carl Starker, 1944-1951

215 Carbon copy letter from C. Dormon, 1950

215 Letter from Robert Schreiner, 1950

215 Postcard from High Redding, 1955

215 Letter from Lettie VanLandingham and enclosure, 1957

215 Letter from Stella Stone Welch, 1947

215 Letter from Ruby E. Whitfield, 1950

216 Letters from Inez Whitfield, 1933-1937

216 Letters from R. J. Wilmot, 1946-1947

216 Letters from Russell S. Wolfe

217 Letters from Martha Witherspoon, 1947 and undated

217 Carbon copy letter from C. Dormon, undated

218 Letters from Ora Whatoff, 1949-1951

218 Letter from C. Dormon, 1949

219 Letters from Percy Viosca and enclosure, 1933-1940

219 Three page letter from R. M. Harper, 1936

220 Letters from Carl C. Taylor, California, 1951-1953

220 Carbon copy letter from Caroline Dormon, 1949

220 Letters from Nancy P. Taylor, 1958-1960

221 Letters from Mimi Wilson, 1952 and undated

221 Letter from Lena S. Wilson, 1942

221 Enclosure and letter from Cecelia Slack Estes

221 Letter from Fred A. Wilson, 1930

221 Letter from Mrs. Fred A. Wilson, 1931

222 Letter and circulars from Louisiana Society for Horticultural Research, 1957-1969

222 Other memberships, 1936

223 Garden Club of America, 1949-1960

224 P. L. Ricker’s Letters and articles, 1930-1950

225 Letter National Audubon Society, 1965

225 Letter New Orleans Garden Society, 1934

225 Letter and list National Botanic Garden, 1957

225 New Zealand Lily Society-South Africa, 1955

225 North Louisiana Historical Association, 1954-1956

226 Louisiana Iris Conservation Societies

226 Shreveport’s Society for Nature Study

226 Australian Iris Society and enclosures

227 Carbon copy letter from Caroline Dormon, 1930

227 Letters from E. J. Alexander, 1930-1932

227 Letters from William J. Robbins, 1938

228 Letters from John K. Small, 1931-1934

228 Printed sheets booklet

229 Letters from B. A. Kruhoff, 1943-1944

229 Letters from D. E. Hansell

230 Carbon Copy Caroline Dormon, 1960

230 Letters from R. E. Harrison, 1960-1961

230 Letter from G. Pickett, 1948

231 Letters from Wayside Gardens, 1966

231 Items from Edmond Riggs, 1955

231 Photo of Do Small, undated

232 Letters and dried plants from Betty Bradley, 1950

232 Telegram from Camilla Bradley, 1939

232 Letters from Camilla Truax, 1952-1959

233 Letters from Thelma Young, 1956-1958

234 American Hermeocallis Society program and letter, 1955-1961

235 American Horticultural Society Correspondence, 1945-1965

235 Letter from Mildred G. Adams, 1950

236 Live Oak Society bulletins

236 Forest Farmers

236 Letters from George Lawrence, 1957-1958

237 Dormon letters and enclosures 1961-1964

237 Hamillton Traub’s letters, 1960-1966

238 American Iris Society

238 Congratulatory letters, 1953

238 Awards to Dormon

238 Award 1962

239 American Rock Garden Society, 1947-1956

240 Letters from editors of Flower Grower, 1949-1954

240 Letter from C. Dormon, 1949

241 Letters from W. W. Ashe refrient article, 1930-1931

242 Letters from Perry Young, 1935

242 Carbon copy letter from C. Dormon

242 Letter from Geo. Lalonmis, 1954

242 Carbon copy letter from C. Dormon, 1943

242 Letter from Ladies Home Journal, 1927

242 Letter from M. G. Roberson league of Women Voters, 1944

242 Letters from Leesville-Vernon Chamber of Commerce, 1942-1953

243 Correspondence bet. Colonial Dames

243 Correspondence Highway Department

243 Makers at Historic site on El Camino Real

244 Letters from Marion Price Scruggs, 1942 & 1958-1959 ( 1 2 page letter on display)

245 Letters from Edgar T. Wherry, 1933-1935

246 Letters from Edgar T. Wherry, 1936-1940

247 Letter from Edgar T. Wherry, 1946-1962

247 Letters from Caroline Dormon, 1946-1947

248 Letters from Camilla Bradley, 1941-1944

248 Letter from Caroline Dormon

249 Letters from Camilla Bradley, 1945-1956

249 Carbon copy letters from Caroline Dormon, 1946

250 Letters from Camilla Bradley, 1947-1948

250 Letter from Elma B. Schohr, 1948

250 Letter from Mrs. L. W. DeVane, 1948

250 letter from Hubert Chambers, 1947

251 Letters from Camilla Bradley and enclosure, 1949-1951

251 Letter from Mrs. A. T. Kramer

251 letter from A. MacNeal

252 Letters from Camilla Bradley, undated

252 Letter from Mary Noble

252 Letter from Mrs. Lauren Jay Bradley

252 Letter from Caroline Dormon

252 Magazine, 1951

253 Speaking engagements, 1922-1923

254 Speaking engagements, 1934-1938

255 Speaking engagements, 1939-1940

256 Speaking engagements, 1941

257 Speaking engagements, 1942-1945

258 Speaking engagements, 1946-1949

259 Speaking engagements, 1951-1955

260 Speaking engagements, 1957-1958 and undated

261 Letters from Tsuneshige Rokeyo, Japan, 1955-1958

262 Letters from Thomas Edison, 1930-1931

262 Letter from J. V. Miller, 1930

262 Letter from United States Department of Agriculture, 1942

263 Letters from Mrs. Edith R. Stern or her secretary, 1933-1937

263 Letter from Caroline Dormon,

264 Letters from Edith R. Stern or her secretary, 1939-1944

264 Letters from Edgar B. Stern, 1940-1941

264 Letter from Caroline Dormon, 1941

264 Letter from Mrs.Stern’s decorator

265 Letters from Edith R. Stern or her secretary, 1945-1947

265 Packet of Dormon’s notes and memos

266 Letters from Caroline Dormon, 1947 (note: 1 page has two letters)

267 Invoices, letters, and correspondence dealing with C. Dormon’s landscaping of Stern wild garden

268 Letter from Edith R. Stern

268 Letter from nurseries

269 Letter from Jim Ward, 1948

269 Letters from Mrs. Stern, 1949-1950

269 Carbon copy letter from C. Dormon, 1950

270 Letter from Mrs. Stern’s secretary, 1955-1958

270 Letter from Edith R. Stern’s, 1958

270 Letter from Edith R. Stern, 1965

271 Letters from R. Stern’s secretary, undated

271 Letters from Caroline Dormon to Mrs. Stern plus memos

271 Letter from C. Dormon to Jim Ward

272 Sam Stokes

272 Carbon copy of Caroline Dormon letter

273 Letters Dormon, 1946-1955 (Removed two letters display cases)

274 Request in catalogs or information, 1939-1957

275 Orders and comments, 1935-1956

276 letters from American Iris Society, 1935-1946

277 American Iris Society, 1942-1957

278 Requests for plant Identification, 1933-1947

279 Louisiana Department Agriculture

280 Louisiana Department Agriculture permit and correspondence, 1948-1957

281 Carbon copy letter from Caroline Dormon, 1937

281 Three page letter to Mrs. James Dormon

282 Mary Swords DeBaillon Louisiana Iris Society, 1941-1947

283 Mary Swords DeBaillon Louisiana Iris Society Bulletins 1, 2, 13, 18, 102, 106

284 Letters from Ruth Dormon, 1928-1930

285 Ruth Dormon, 1931-1933

286 Letters of Ruth Dormon, 1934-1936

287 Letters from Ruth Dormon, 1938

288 Letters from Ruth Dormon, 1939-1940

289 Letters from Ruth Dormon, 1942-1943

290 Letters from Ruth Dormon, 1946 and undated

291 Manuscript by Ruth Dormon and article

291 Another article and reprint

292 Letters from Ruth Dormon, undated

293 Letter from Estelle Davis

293 Price lists

294 Missing

295 See also folder 1127-1129

296 15 pieces, 1933

297 8 pieces, 1935

298 Clipping of news article speaker, Mrs. Evans

298 Letters from Jo Evans

299 Letters from Jo Evans

300 News article and correspondence about Jo Evans

301 Correspondence

302 Jo Evans, 1958-1968

303 Jo Evans

304 Items from Mrs. G. H. Mixon, 1954 and undated

305 Letters from J. G. Richard, 1941-1943

305 Partial letter from C. Dormon, 1942

306 Letters from J. G. Richard, 1944-1950

306 Letters from C. Dormon, 1944-1946

307 Two pieces, 1960

308 Biographical Items

308 Amaryelis Society

308 Wyndham Hayward

309 MS Flowers to the Deep South

310 Flowers Native to the Deep South

311 Ruth Dormon purchase and plants

312 Customer’s Letters

313 Letters from W. B. MacMillan, 1941-1946

314 Letters from Customer Ed-teas, 1944-1945

314 Letters from customer Mrs. W. D. Diddell, 1939

315 Letters from Ira S. Nelson to Ruth Dormon

315 Letters from Mrs. Barbee, 1945

315 Letter from Peggy MacMillan, 1944

315 Letters from plant inquiry

316 Correspondence, 1935-1946

317 Letters from Sam Rix, 1954

317 Letter from C. Dormon

317 One waybill

318 Letters from Sam Rix, New Zealand, 1955

318 Letter from C. Dormon

318 Various certificates, waybills, invoices, etc.

319 Letters from Sam Rix, family Aldo, 1956

320 Letters from Sam Rix, 1957

321 Letters from Sam Rix, 1958

321 List from Caroline Dormon

322 Letters from Sam Rix, 1959

323 Letters from Sam Rix, 1960-1965 and undated

324 General Biological Supply House, 1930

324 Remerocallis Notebook, 1954

324 C. Dormon letter, 1950

324 C. Dormon letter, (no signature) to W. W. Ashe, 1928

324 C. Dormon letter to Bond, 1948

325 C. Dormon letters to Ruth Dormon

326 Letter from Caroline Dormon

327 Rental agreement and letters, 1920

327 Dormon letters

328 Dormon Iris Breeding notes

329 Miscellaneous Dormon letters

330 Queries to Miss Dormon, 1928-1955

331 Orders for plants

332 People asking to visit Briarwood; 1935-1966

333 The Caroline Dormon Nature Preserve

333 Native Trees and Shrubs Growing at Briarwood

333 Correspondence

333 Plants donated by Caroline Dormon

334 1920’s-1947

335 1948-1954

336 1955-1969

337 Correspondence; 1941-1957

338 Raking from the Garden

339 Native Trees and Shrubs Growing at Briarwood

339 The Caroline Dormon Nature Preserve

340 Audubon Park Commission

341 The Southern Forest Experiment Station

342 The Southern Forest Experiment Station

343 Summary of a reappraisal of the Forest situation in the United States

343 Pictures

343 Correspondence

344 United States Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service correspondence

345 The American Forestry Association Correspondence

346 Department Conservation

347 Department of Conservation Work

348 Girl Scouts

349 Society in Louisiana Irises

350 Society in Louisiana Irises

350 Iris Ribbon in case

351 Society in Louisiana Irises

352 Society in Louisiana Irises

353 Louisiana Irises

354 Letters from W. R. Hine, 1926-1927

354 Letter from Mrs. Hine,1931

355 Letters from W.R. Hine, 1928

356 Letters from W. R. Hine, 1928

357 Department of Conservation, 1926-1932

357 Letter from C. Dormon to Stanley C. Authur

358 Letters from W. R. Hine, 1929

359 Letters from W. R. Hine and family, 1930-1958

360 Department of Conservation, 1919-1923

361 Sanderegger and Dormon, 1923

362 Department of Conservation, 1927-1937

363 Department of Conservation, 1940-1944

364 Correspondence

365 Letters about Kisatchie Forest, 1920-1921

366 Correspondence about Kisatchie, 1922

367 Correspondence about Kisatchie, 1926-1927

368 Correspondence about Kisatchie Forest, 1928-1929

369 Kisatchie Forest, 1931-1934

370 Correspondence about Kisatchie Forest, 1941

371 Correspondence; 1945-1959

372 Correspondence about Kisatchie Forest, 1950

373 Kisatchie, 1960-1970

374 Letter from C. Dormon about State parks Commission,

375 American Forestry Association

376 Printed Conservation Department items

377 Conservation Department plus clippings, 1920-1923

378 Conservation Department Correspondence, 1924-1926

379 1928-1930 and undated

380 Southern Forestry Congress, 1920-1924

381 Southern Forestry Congress, 1922-1930 and undated

381 Dormon’s Commission

382 Society of American Foresters, 1930

383 Society of American Foresters, 1932-1939

384 Society of American Foresters, 1940

385 1920-1923

386 Letters from N. D. Canterbury and others, 1928-1929

387 Letters from N. D. Canterbury, 1929

388 Letters from N. D. Canterbury, 1929 and later

389 Louisiana State parks Association plus membership cards

390 Louisiana Forestry Commission Correspondence

391 7 c photographs from Southern Pine Association, 1921

392 Southern Pine Association Correspondence

393 Louisiana Forestry Association

394 Letters from J. D. LaFleur, 1961-1969

395 Henry E. Hardtner letters, 1920

396 Henry Hardtner material and letters, 1921-1933

397 Quintin and Mary Hardtner

398 Correspondence

399 1920

400 Forest Service, 1923

401 Forest Service, 1924

402 A Forestry Program for Women’s Organization

403 Forest Service, 1932

404 Forestry Service, 1933

405 Correspondence

406 Correspondence

407 Correspondence

408 Kisatchie history

409 Photos from Great Southern Lbr. Co.

410 John K. Small, 1930

411 Letters from John K. Small, 1931

412 Letters from John K. Small, 1933

413 John K. Small letters, 1934

414 Letters from John K. Small, 1935

415 Correspondence

415 Lists

416 Missouri Botanical Garden, 1930

416 Edgar Anderson

416 Robert E. Woodsom

417 Missouri Botanical Garden, 1940-1955

417 Anderson letters

417 Dormon letters

418 Edgar Anderson letters, 1956

418 Van Schaack

418 Dormon

419 Missouri Botanical Garden, 1957-1959

419 Anderson

419 Dormon

420 Letters from Edgar Anderson, 1960

420 Article, 1943

421 Letters from Grace and Ralph Agate Jr.

422 Roger Alton, undated

422 Stanley Clisley Arthur, 1933

422 John Q. Anderson, 1958

422 Annabil Alexander, 1955

422 Frannie Baldvoin, 1942

422 Manguenite Bandy, 1939

423 Dr. J. F. Baggot letters, 1899-1902

424 Scott Duchein Barton, undated

424 Barnett Poem, undated

424 Daisy Bell, undated

424 C. Dormon to R. Bandolft, 1960

424 Barton-Cotton, 1957

424 Catherine Blanchet, 1955

425 Al Allenman, 1947-1966

426 James B. Aswell, 1926-1930

426 Rosalind Aswell, 1944-1959

427 Ivan Baker, 1942-1945

427 Irene Baker, 1945

427 Gussie J. Baker

428 Letter from Bernard Baruch, 1953

429 Eunice Benchenstein, 1958-1959

429 Florence Boatner, 1943-1957

430 Katherine Bridges, 1958-1967

431 Peninsular Telephone Company

431 Correspondence

431 Montgomery Chamber of Commerce

432 Correspondence

433 Correspondence

434 Correspondence

435 Correspondence

436 Correspondence

437 Correspondence

438 News Clipping

438 “Bayou Browsing”

438 The First Robin

439 Correspondence

440 Correspondence

441 Correspondence

442 Correspondence

443 Correspondence

444 United States Senate Correspondence

445 Jeff Davis Agricultural Cooperative, Inc.

446 Letters from Lois Flaxman of Phelps Shoe Company

447 Correspondence

448 Southwestern Louisiana Institute

449 Aids to Moss Study

450 Correspondence

451 Letter to F. C. Sweat

452 Dr. Edgerton; spring 1888

453 Edgerton News Letter

453 Correspondence

454 Letter

454 Brochures

455 Weeks Hall letters

455 Julia Johnson Hale letter

455 Eunice J. Hekingos letters

455 John C. Guillet letters
455 Mrs. Alberto A. Fredr4ick letter

456 Era Hart letter

456 J. Fair Hardin

456 Mrs. George Stanley Frajer

456 Lenord Hooker’s book of painting

456 E. L. Jennings

456 Mary Margaret Jardine

457 Girl Scout material

458 Correspondence

459 Josephine Greenewald letters

460 Ruby Grey

460 Tine Hardy

461 Thomas Hill letters

462 Thomas Hill letters

463 Thomas Hill letters

464 T. H. Harris

464 T. O. Harris

464 Ina Smitherman

465 Miscellaneous

466 Correspondence

467 Jack family letters

468 Speech of Senator Williams F. Knowland

469 Miscellaneous

470 Judson College Bulletin

470 Judson College Correspondence

470 Class of 1907

471 Letters from H. J. Lutcher Stark

472 Miscellaneous

473 McKillar, 1926-1935

473 Pen Women

473 Portre, 1958

473 Ransdell, 1930

474 Mary Mims

474 Sam Mims

474 Sun Up

475 Crix Norris

475 Ruth Pierson

476 Includes many small loose items in envelope

477 Carolyn Ramsey

478 Walter Tullos

479 Correspondence

480 Correspondence

481 Jennie O’ Kelly Mitchell letters

482 Correspondence

482 Miscellaneous

483 Radio address of John E. Rankin, congressman Mississippi

484 Robert J. Usher

485 Southern Home and Garden

485 The Mexico City Flower Show

486 Titzell letters

486 Dormon letter

487 Correspondence

488 April 28, 1977 no cards have been put into the index for items in this folder

489 Correspondence

490 Mrs. Evans Wall

491 Correspondence

492 Correspondence

493 Correspondence

494 Kemp letters

494 Knox letter

494 Krause letters

495 Correspondence

496 Robert MacGimsey

496 Annie Belle MacGelvary and enclosure

496 Mrs. Larell

496 Mildred Rome

497 Robertson letters

498 Mrs. J. L. Robb letters

499 Letters from Delphine Williams

500 Mildred Williams letters

501 State Normal College Letters

502 Letters from Louise H. Trotti (Mrs. H. H.) and enclosures

503 Trotti family letter

504 Mary T. Sanders letters, 1943

505 Wilkerson

505 Patton

505 Sherard

506 Dormon

506 Ogden

506 Mercer

507 Ogden letter

508 Letters from Kathleen O’Brien, undated

509 Letters from Kay O’Brien, 1943-1953

510 Letters from Kathleen O’Brien

510 Register, 1955-1959

511 James Register, 1944-1961

511 Kay Register, 1960

512 C. Dormon

512 Fanley O’Brien

512 Erma O’Brien

513 Erma O’Brien plus an article and snapshot

513 Toni Strassman

514 Erma & Fanley O’Brien

515 L. W. Stephens

515 Shinley Stephens

516 Harry

516 Marguerite

516 Leo

516 Ben

516 James

516 Paul

516 Fredrick

516 Beverly

516 Marie

517 Lowery letters

517 Anonymous speech

517 Oddfellows C. 1911

518 Ada Jack Carver letters, 1924

519 Ada Jack Carver, spring 1925

520 Ada Jack Carver letter, fall 1925

521 Ada Jack Carver letters, spring/summer 1926

522 Ada Jack Carver letters, fall 1926

523 Letters from Ada Jack Carver, 1927

524 Ada Jack Carver, 1928-1929

525 Ada Jack Carver, 1930-1933 and undated

525 Letters and carbon copy poem

526 Correspondence

527 Correspondence

528 Letters from Robina Denholme, 1938

529 Correspondence

530 Robina Denholme, 1941-1943

531 Missing

532 Robina Denholme, 1954-1958

533 Letters from Robina Denholme

534 Correspondence

535 Letter

535 Bird Drawing by Lois Pullig

536 Correspondence

537 “Do you want a Hospital For Natchitoches Parish?”

537 Miscellaneous

538 Robina Denholme, 1944-1952

538 John E. Foote

538 Caroline Dormon

539 Miscellaneous

540 Bulletin of The Garden Club of America, March 1946

541 Correspondence

542 Letters about Garden Club Projects

542 Letters from State Officers

543 Garden Clubs Correspondence

544 Miscellaneous

545 William B. & Estelle Reily, 1933-1936

546 Gladys Reily, 1940-1942

547 Gladys Reily, 1947-1957

548 James Reily, 1941-1942

549 1929

550 Essae Martha Culver

551 Correspondence

552 Letters Julia Wassman, 1933

552 Estelle Reiley

552 F. M. Setzler

553 Correspondence

554 Correspondence

555 Lyle Saxon items, 1925

556 Lyle Saxon letters, 1926-1928

556 Printed article

557 Lyle Saxon letters, 1930

558 Lyle Saxon letters

559 Lyle Saxon letters

559 Lyle Saxon letters, 1934

559 Carbon copy C. Dormon letters

560 Lyle Saxon letters, 1934

561 Lyle Saxon letters, 1935

562 Lyle Saxon letters, 1935

562 Lyle Saxon drawing

563 Lyle Saxon letters, 1936-1937

563 Dormon letter, 1937

564 Lyle Saxon letters, 1939-1943

564 Dormon letter

564 Denholme letter

564 Eddie letter

565 Lyle Saxon letters, undated

566 Lyle Saxon items, undated

566 Packet of negatives

567 Correspondence

568 Correspondence

569 Correspondence

570 Letters from Sara J. Heard, 1933-1934

570 Letters from Terry

571 Letters from Sara J. Heard, 1947-54

572 Letters from Sara J. Heard, 1955-1957

573 Grace Wingate

574 Correspondence

575 Grace Wingate

576 Correspondence

577 Correspondence

578 Pieces, 1961

579 Letters from Mrs. Storm

579 Letter from Mrs. McKnight

579 Letters from Mr. Storm

579 Letter from Gov. Harding

579 Letter from Mr. Hardtner

579 Letter from Mrs. Reed

580 Mrs. Storm’s letters, 1923

580 Gladys Breazeale

580 Dudley Berwick

581 1925

581 Letters from Mrs. Storm, 1927

581 1935

582 Letters from Mrs. Storm, 1939-1941

583 Letters from Mrs. Storm, 1945-1949

584 Letters from Mrs. Storm, 1950

584 Enclosure

585 Letters from Mrs. Storm, 1952-1953

585 Carbon copy Dormon

586 Letter from Mrs. Storm, 1956

586 General letters

586 Clipping

587 Mrs. Storm, 1957-1963

588 Aunt Willie, 33 1/3 RPM-LP, 1960

589 Cammie G. Henry letters, 1920-1922

589 Milton Dunn

589 To Virginia from Milton Dunn

589 Prescription from Milton Dunn

590 Cammie G. Henry letters, 1924

590 Clippings

591 Cammie Henry letters, January-June 1925

592 Cammie G. Henry letters, July-December 1925

592 Mother Garrett letter

593 Cammie G. Henry letters, January-June 1926

593 Mother Garrett letter

594 Cammie G. Henry letters, July-December 1926

595 Cammie G. Henry letters, January-June, 1927

595 Cammie G. Henry marginal notes

596 Cammie G. Henry letters, July-December 1927

597 Cammie G. Henry letters, January-June

597 Mother Garrett letters, 1928

598 Cammie G. Henry letters, July-December 1928

599 Cammie Henry letters, 1929

599 Mother Garrett letter

599 Clipping

600 Cammie Henry letters, January-June 1930

600 Mother Garrett

601 Correspondence

602 Cammie Henry letter, January-June 1931

602 Mother Garrett

603 Cammie Henry letter, July-December 1931

603 Mother Garrett letter

603 Business letter

603 Ruth Dormon

604 Cammie Henry letters, January-June 1932

604 Mosher Jarrett letters

605 Cammie Henry letters, July-December 1932

605 Candere Dormon letter

605 J. H. Henry letter

606 Cammie Henry letters, January-June 1933

607 Cammie Henry letters, July-December 1933

608 Cammie Henry letters, January-June 1934

609 Cammie G. Henry letters, July-December 1934

609 Rell S. Theriot

610 January-June 1936

610 Cammie Henry letters

611 July-December 1936

611 Cammie Henry letters, clippings

612 Cammie Henry letters, 1937

613 Cammie Henry letters, 1938

614 January-June 1939

614 Cammie Henry letters

615 July-December 1939

615 Cammie G. Henry letters

616 Cammie Henry letters, 1940-1941

617 Cammie Henry letters, 1942

618 Cammie Henry letters, January-June 1943

619 Cammie Henry letters, July-December 1943

620 Cammie Henry letters, 1944-1946

620 C. Dormon letters

621 Cammie G. Henry letters, undated

622 Cammie Henry letters, undated

623 Cammie G. Henry letters, undated

624 Letters from Cammie G. Henry, undated

625 Cammie G. Henry letters, undated

626 C. G. Henry letters, undated

627 C. G. H. letters, undated

628 C. G. Henry letters, undated

628 C. Dormon letter, undated

628 Clipping

629 C. G. Henry letters, undated

630 Letters from Ella Johnson, 1931-1939

631 Letters from Ella Johnson, 1943-1953

631 Printed brochure

632 Letters from Ella Johnson, 1957-1959

633 Letters from Ella Johnson, undated

634 Letters from A. R. Johnson, 1936-1938

634 Dormon carbon copy letter

635 Letters from A. R. Johnson and enclosure

635 Dormon letters

636 Letters from A. R. Johnson, 1940-1958

636 Dormon letters, 1940

637 Margery Johnson letters (Mrs. AR), 1938-1953

637 Mrs. S. J. Johnson, 1928-1937

637 Geneva Johnson, 1954

637 Mrs. J. K. Johnson, 1929

637 Pearl G. Johnson, 1953

637 Matsy McK., 1957

638 Susua Wilbur, undated

638 Mrs. Leonard, 1932

638 Clippings

638 Unfinished letter

638 Snapshots

638 Sketches on a letter

639 D.A.R.

640 Mrs. Dickson, 1930

640 Mrs. Lacy, 1935

641 1937-1939

642 D.A.R., 1940-1952 and undated

643 Correspondence, Natchez Trace, etc., 1935-1938

644 Natchez Trace, 1939-1941

645 Marie G. Hester, 1931-1940

645 Letter from A. R. Johnson, 1938

646 General Federation of Women Club, 1922

647 General Federation of Women Club

648 General Federation of Women Club

649 The Round Table Club

649 Miscellaneous

650 Renay Boney, 1930

651 1931-38

652 1938

653 Indian affairs Committee, 1938-1939

654 Indian Welfare Committee, 1940

655 Indian Welfare Committees, 1941-1942

656 Indian Welfare, 1943

657 Indian Welfare, 1944-1945 and undated

658 Louisiana Federation, 1920

659 Louisiana Federation women’s Club, 1921-1925

660 Louisiana Federation Women’s Club, 1927

661 Louisiana Federation of Women’s Clubs, 1928-1929

662 Louisiana Federation Women’s Club, undated items

663 Louisiana Federation of Women’s Club, 1938-1939

664 Louisiana Federation of Women’s Club, 1941

664 1950

665 Louisiana Federation of Women’s Club, udated

666 Clippings-Dormon’s writings

667 Clippings about Dormon

668 Extension service, 1930

669 Extension service, 1932-1938

670 Extension service, 1939-1940

671 Extension service, 1941-1942

672 Extension Service, 1943-1952

673 Extension service, 1953-1954 and undated

674 Anna

674 Annie

674 Beth

674 Betty

674 Berntie

675 Cleo

675 Clara

675 Camille

675 C. E. D.

675 C. L. R.

675 Fannie Miriam

676 E. W.

676 Dulcie

676 Dorothy

676 Eva

676 Faye

676 Famelia

677 Fannie, Florence and Frank

678 Frances, Jarry or Jarny

679 Evelyn

679 Gene

679 Genie

679 Georgia

680 Hattie

680 Hazel

681 Correspondence

682 Correspondence

683 Letters from Irene

684 Letters from Jane

685 Lillian Hall Trichel letters, 1927-1929

686 Lillian Hall Trichel letters, 1930

687 Lillian Hall Trichel letters, 1931

688 Lillian Hall Trichel letters, 1932

689 Lillian Hall Trichel letters, 1933

690 Lillian Hall Trichel letters, 1934

691 Lillian Hall Trichel letters, 1935

692 Lillian Hall Trichel letters, 1938

693 Letters from Lillian Hall Trichel

693 Carl Purdy letter

694 Lillian Hall Trichel letters,1940-1943

695 Lillian Hall Trichel letters, 1944

696 Lillian Hall Trichel letters, 1945-1948

697 Lillian Hall Trichel letters, 1949

698 Lillian Hall Trichel letter, 1950

699 Lillian Hall Trichel letters, 1951-1952

700 Lillian Hall Trichel letters, 1953

701 Lillian Hall Trichel letters, 1955

702 Lillian Hall Trichel letters, undated

703 Australian seeds, 1956-1957

704 Iris Record Book

704 Forest Conservation, 1920-1951

705 Dated list of Irises

706 Adventure in Louisiana Irises

707 Adventure in Wild Flowers

708 Adventure of a Naturalist at Home

709 American Forest Week in Louisiana, 1927

709 Arbor Day Program, 1928-1929

710 Animal Stories

711 Around the Calendar with Native shrubs

712 Autumn color in the landscape

713 American shrubs of American Garden

714 Autumn Songs

715 Basket-Makers of the Teche

715 Beauty every day miscellaneous article

716 Beauty in common things

717 Berries in the fall

718 Berries for birds

718 The Bible and Forestry

719 Birds Migration-fascinationg mystery

720 Southern Songster or Birds Song

721 Birds-A morning at the feeding tray

722 Birds last call miscellaneous article

723 Birds of the Sand Hills

724 Blue printing nature

725 Blueprinting wild flowers

726 Bluebirds answer

726 Bright Autumn

726 Bringing new industries to North Louisiana

727 Boy plants article

728 Bontanical Ramblings

729 Botany and Conservation Ms. Galley and article

730 Boys and girls trees

731 By all means have a pond

731 By their Beaks

732 “By their fruit”

733 Caddo Hospitality

733 Caddo pottery

734 Caged Hearts

735 Letter to Donald Ewing, “Shreveport Times”

736 Campus trees

737 Carefree Camellia

738 Cat talk

739 Chief people

739 Chinese 2 urnice (A. M. Hour May 1964)

740 Choose Southern trees for living memorial

741 The Christmas Berry

741 The Christmas Spirit

741 Cities of Refuge

742 Cold damage in Louisiana

742 Consider the Virginicas

743 Crabapples

744 Crape Myrtle, Queen of Summer

744 Crape Myrtle takes to the north

745 The Culture of Louisiana Irises Cyrellla

746 Darvuin was not a athelist

747 Daylily parade

748 The discover and collection of Louisiana Irises, 1920

749 Day talk

749 PDT must be banned

749 Dr. Wherry visit Shreveport

750 Eleangus for that tough spot

751 Evergreens for the south

752 Excitement in the Garden

752 Excitement of Growing Small Bulbs

753 Exquisite Tradescantias

753 Eyes for to see

754 Famous trees of Louisiana

754 Famous trees of Louisiana

754 Farewell Hill Farmers and Photographs

755 A fine native maple

756 Flora of the Long leaf pine hills

757 Forest Trees of Louisiana and How to know them

758 Fragrance and Fruit of Flowering Crabapples

758 Fragrant Gardens

758 Friends from the eighth sky

759 Friends and Enemies of the Garden

760 Fruits are pretty too

761 A Garden without birds and photo and drawing

762 Gardening at Melrose

763 Gardens Down the ages

764 Goodbye Birds

764 Golden Sweet Olive

765 The Goatsuckers

765 Growing Torreya Taxifolia

765 Growing Tomorrow Timber

766 Green were the Roadsides

767 Growing wild flowers from seed

767 Guess Who I Am?

768 Hardwoods of Louisiana

769 Have you tried Louisiana Irises?

770 Heart of Wildness an autobiography

771 Heaven is in Louisiana

772 The Heaven Declare the Glory God

773 Heritage

774 Highway Beauty-Now

775 Highway Heritage

776 Highways plus trees

777 Hills surprise 2 articles of this name

778 Spring Louisiana Beckons

778 History of Louisiana Irises

779 Hodges garden: How to plant trees in farm woodlands

780 The Holly Speaks

781 Hummingbirds: Living Jewels of the garden

782 Hurricane Lilies

782 Irises around the year

782 Hybirds crinums-Illus. By C. Dormon

783 I nominate the dogwood

784 Give you marigolds

784 Own my own farm but who cares

785 Invite the birds

786 Iris (Hollands)

786 Iris for the rock garden

786 Space for – It’s Tune Tried the Louisiana Irises (Flower grower August 1949)

787 The incredible slaughter

787 The I. Q. of Birds

788 Missing

789 Irises Journal

789 1945, 1948, 1949

790 Just Evergreens

790 Keep your Southland beautiful

791 The last wood thrush

792 The last of the cane basket makers

793 The last pine

794 Leaves from the Log Book

7495 Living Memorials

796 Life in the United States

796 Living Christmas trees

797 Look for the field

797 Lost song

797 Lost childhood

797 Lyle Saxon of Louisiana

798 Louisiana Iris-Garden Flower

799 Louisiana Iris

800 Louisiana Iris

801 Louisiana Iris Reaches stardom

802 Louisiana Iris round up

803 Louisiana Landscape: State Parks for Louisiana

804 Louisiana Our Garden

805 Louisiana Plants for Louisiana Homes

806 Louisiana’s Vanishing Wild Flowers

806 Louisiana Wild Flowers and shrubs

807 Louisiana’s Woodland Treasures

808 Louisiana’s Gift to Gardens

809 Magnolia Pyranidata and M. Fraseri

809 Magnificent Magnolias

809 Magic Water

809 Market Bulletin

809 Mary Swords Beballion Iris Collection

810 Magnolias Givve Lasting Beauty

811 Melrose Memories

811 Men’s Garden Club

812 More History of Readhimer Community

812 My Hobby

812 Mysterious Indians Pipes

813 Naming the Birds

814 Narcissus Bulbocodium

814 Native Azaleas

815 Native American Bubls

816 Native Bulbs: Wild Spider Lilies

817 Native Hibiscus fot the Garden

817 Native Hymenocallis

818 Native Plants in Forest and Garden

819 Native Plantings for Highways

820 Native Plants for Southern Gardens

821 Native Plants for Southern Rock Gardens

821 Native Shrubs for Home Gardens

822 A new Iris for Gardens

823 A New Lycoris Species

823 Space for A New Race of Garden Iris

823 Pub. In A. L. S. July 1951

824 A New Voice from the Old South

825 Nobody knows the Trouble I see

825 Part B – Nobody knows the Trouble (With Illustrations)

826 Oh Those Catalogues

827 Oh Springs

827 Old Fashioned Shrubs

828 Onward with Louisiana Irises

829 Our Big Garden

830 Our Native Landscape

830 Our Plundered Planet

831 Our Shrubs Are Lonely Too

832 Our Vanishing Wild Flowers

832 Over the Back Gate

833 Outline of Tree Study

835 Oysters By The Acre

835 Pansies and photograph

835 Pity the helpless

835 Park of Long Leaf pines for Louisiana

835 Passing of the Old Water Mill (illustrations for this article are in folder 596)

836 Picturesque Speech

836 Pinckney a pubens

836 Pinckney a The Showiest Tree in Florida

837 Plant Asters for fall

837 Plant Native

838 Plenty to see

839 Poems and letter

840 Poems

841 Poisonous Plants

842 Poor Man’s Orchids

843 Propagating Native Azaleas

844 Prune Spring Bloomers Now

845 Real Reforestation

846 Rejections

847 Remarkable Camellia Sasanqua

847 Remember the Franklinia

848 The Return of the Native: The Phlox

849 Reviews

849 The glamour and Romance of Hawaiian Flowers

849 Mirror of Flowers

849 Holland’s Handbook

850 The Rock Garden Goes Native

851 Rock Gardens in the South

852 The Romance of Ti Rouge

853 Sang-Pour-Sang

853 Save the birds

853 Saving our Heritage of Beauty

854 Save Oh Save

855 Scenic Louisiana: In the Land of Lafitte

856 Planting for birds also titles

856 See the table for the birds

857 Shade Does It (published Home Gardening June 1950)

857 Shall I pick Wild Flowers?

858 Silent Spring? It Can Happen

859 Single Flowering Almonds

859 Some Unusual Native Species of Ilex

860 Some attractive Shublets

861 “Some Can Take It”

862 Southern Cane Baskets

862 Southern Trees and Wild Flowers

862 Southern Wild Iris

863 Sophora Secundiflora

863 Southern pines

863 Spanish Moss

863 Southern Songsters

863 Spare the holly

864 Space held for species notes

865 State Tree-State Flower

866 The story of Louisiana Iris

867 Stuartia malocodendron not a garden plant and correspondence

868 Success With Birdfoot Violets

868 Successful Gardens

869 Thoreau in the great garden club era

869 Three animals on their own

869 Those Texas wild flowers

870 They Are Garden Plants

870 They Can Take It

870 They Change Their Costumes in Autumn

871 Those Fabulous Louisiana Irises

872 Three Beautiful Texas Shrubs

873 Time Picayune (Draft)

873 Trees and Wild Flowers of Natchitoches Parish

873 Ti Rouge

874 Trees for Shade and Beauty

875 Trees Give Us Flowers, Too

876 Two native Shrubs for Home Gardens

876 Two Ways to have Holly

877 Various Forms of Louisiana Iris

878 Voices of the wind

878 Vines for the south

878 Woody Vines

879 Water-lilies

879 We are doing it again

879 We Inherited the Earth

880 We have Beauty

880 What Can The Country Woman Give

881 White in the Garden ( Article and photographs)

882 Wild Berries

882 Wild Flowers from seed, (letter), (two of the same name)

883 Wild Crabapples

883 Wild Flowers Calendar

884 Wild Gardens

885 Wild Roses

885 Wings

885 Winter Birds

886 Winter Blooming Iris

887 Winter Fragrance

887 Women in the Land

887 Wrens Marry Once and illustrations

887 One Jo Evans article

888 Yuccas

889 Diary, undated

890 “Beyond Recall” Recollections of Dosia Moore for photographs, see folder 1599

891 Typed manuscript

892 Typed manuscript

893 Typed manuscript

894 Typed manuscript

895 Typed manuscript

896 Typed manuscript

897 Typed manuscript

898 Typed manuscript

899 Typed manuscript

900 American Home, On Farland Calendar, Can labels

901 Al

902 The Box-Supper

903 Clothes line

904 Glory

905 Notes

906 Jack Comes Home

907 Jap Cagle

908 Lam

909 Langue de Femme

910 The Letter

911 Light in the Valley

912 The Little Girl Who didn’t Know She Was Ugly

913 Little Ways

914 Molly’s Children

915 Next year

916 The Nineteenth

917 Notes

917 Incomplete sketches: Sand Hill, Indian, Negro

918 Pine Knots

919 Plots

920 Possum

921 Rainy Spell

922 Recompense

923 The Red Warriors

924 Satellites in Power

925 Shot gun quarantine

926 The Southerner

927 Weather

928 Part One, Chapter 1

928 Plant Native

928 “America is growing up”

929 Why

930 Part II When, Where, How?

930 The Home Grounds

930 Parks

930 Highways

930 “We May As Well Be Honest”

931 Must nots

931 Autumn Color

932 Mountain Flora

932 Local Flora

933 Native Plants for the Rock Garden

934 What

935 Herbaceous Plants

936 Bog Plants

937 Wild Flower Seed

938 Native Landscape

938 Wild Life

939 Have a Pond

940 Plant for the Birds

941 Unidentified pages

942 Letters

943 Indian Stones

944 Dormon Collection

945 Letters about Indian Stories

946 Highway guidebook

947 From the Car Window

948 At the Matinee

949 Letters to editors and others (printed)

950 Letters about Indian stories

951 Hichah, The Turtle

952 Diaries

953 Miller diaries (1945-1953)

954 Dormon: Speaking engagements

955 Dormon: Speaking engagements

956 Dormon: Speaking engagements

957 Shreveport Beautification Foundation

958 Thomas Vzzell, 1932

958 Edith Mahier, 1944

958 Mathilda Weil, 1925

959 Ette Levy

960 Two letters from J. W. Stayton, 1924

960 Claude Wein, 1930-1938

961 Rejection Letters

962 Rejection Letters: Blueprints

963 Rejection forms

964 Agents and editors

965 Letters about Sand Hill Tales

966 Our Friend the Forest

967 Horticulture and Iris notebooks

968 Iris Breeding Data

969 Beloved Land

970 Dummy “Forest Trees o Louisiana”

971 Forest Trees of Louisiana Correspondence

972 Forest trees of Louisiana-Notes

973 Forest trees of Louisiana-Request for Thanks

974 The Study Course

975 Publication’s Notebook

976 Three Notebooks

977 Diary, 1937

977 Lesson Plans, Grades 1-3 Tree Story

978 Correspondence

979 Beloved Land

980 Beloved Land

981 Beloved Land

982 Beloved Land

983 Beloved Land

984 Beloved Land

985 Beloved Land

986 Missing

987 Bird Talk

988 Bird Talk

989 Requests to Miss Dormon

990 Requests to C. Dormon

991 Requests

992 Request

993 Request to visit Briarwood

994 Request to visit Briarwood

995 Request for plant identification

996 Memos

997 Memos

998 Miscellaneous list

999 Miscellaneous list and jotting

1000 Miscellaneous list and memos

1001 Miscellaneous jotting

1002 Miscellaneous jotting

1003 Miscellaneous jotting

1004 Miscellaneous jotting

1005 Speaking engagements

1006 Thank you notes

1007 Sympathy notes

1008 Sympathy notes

1009 Sympathy letters

1010 Sympathy letters and other thanks

1010b Native Preferred

1011 Rough drafts for Natives Preferred

1012 Native Preferred

1013 Natives Preferred, Transcript

1014 Comments and Corrections-Natives Preferred

1015 John Macrae, 1962-1963

1016 John Macrae, 1964

1017 Carrol Woodward

1017 Orange Juld

1018 Sources and Acknowledgements, natives Preferred

1019 Natives Preferred

1020 Letters about Louisiana wild flowers, 1932-1933

1021 Letters about Louisiana wild flowers, January-March

1022 Danbleday Daian, 1934

1023 Doubleplay letters, May-July 1934

1024 Doubleplay letters, August-September 1934

1025 Publisher, October-November 1934

1026 December 1934

1027 Publisher, January-April 1935

1028 Publisher, May-December

1029 Letters from publisher, 1936

1030 Letters from publisher, 1937-1938

1030 McFarland Booklet

1031 Department of Conservation, 1940-1942

1031 Chapman Flowers book

1032 Danbleday, 1942-1960

1033 List of subscribers to Wildflowers of Louisiana

1034 Wildflowers of Louisiana

1035 Orders in books, 1933

1036 Orders in books and comments from readers, 1934

1037 Orders and comments, 1935

1038 Orders and comments, 1935

1039 Later letters and orders, 1936

1040 Letters and orders

1041 Letters and photo (Ben Dormon), 1918-1919

1042 Ben Dormon letters 1920s

1043 Ben Dormon and family, 1930-1934

1044 Ben Dormon and family, 1935-1939

1045 Ben Dormon and family, 1940-1942

1046 Ben Dormon and family 1943-1949

1047 Ben Dormon and family, 1950

1048 Ben Dormon and family, 1955

1049 Ben Dormon and family, 1960

1050 Ben Dormon and family, undated

1051 Ben Dormon and family, undated

1052 George Dormon, 1914

1053 Letters from George Dormon, 1930

1054 George Dormon, 1950 and undated items

1055 Marquita Dormon, 1952

1056 Letters

1057 William Dorman

1058 James Dorman “Bur”

1059 By Morris and Am. Heart Society, 1945-1946

1060 United State Department of Agriculture, 1945-1946

1061 Carolyn Dormon McClanahan and family

1062 Elizabeth and Adelaide McClanahan

1063 Letters to Sue Smith

1064 Dosia Moore

1065 Dosia Moore, 1932-1933

1066 Dosia Moore, 1935-1936

1067 Items from Dosia Moore, 1937 and undated

1068 Dosia Moore letters and enclosures

1068 Graham letters about the Whittington place

1069 Dosia Moore’s writings

1070 Letters from Jamie

1070 Letter from Paul King Rand Sr. and reply

1071 Letters from Jeanne

1072 Letters from Josephone C.

1073 Letters from Marge

1074 Letters from Sally, undated

1075 Letters from Sally, 1952

1076 Letters from Sally, 1953

1077 Letters from Sally, 1954-1958

1178 Unidentified letters and writings

1079 Unidentified letters and writings

1080 Unidentified letters and writings

1081 Unidentified letters and writings

1082 political letters and to editors letters

1083 letters

1084 Miscellaneous and unidentified items

1085 Letter

1086 Photos

1087 Dormon doctorate

1088 Dormon-LSU

1089 Mary Belle McKellar

1089 Who’s Who

1089 NSC exhibit

1090 Biographical data

1091 Biographies

1092 Autobiographical sketches

1093 Bibliographies

1094 Employment data

1095 Fellowship application and biographical data

1096 Letters

1097 Heath

1098 Honors

1099 Letters

1100 Letters from Sue Lawton, 1950-1954

1101 Letters from Sue Lawton, 1957-1959

1102 Mrs. Lawton

1103 Northwestern State University

1104 Mrs. Ida Victoria Heil Goodwill

1105 Hilda Perini letters

1105 Natchez Mississippi letters

1106 Joe Herring, 1965

1106 Anna Hoe, 1940

1106 Dormon diary letters

1106 Mac. H. Sardlin, 1954

1106 Mrs. Sannon, 1936

1107 Insurance papers

1108 Dormon legal and business papers

1108 Religion

1109 Briarwood

1110 Dormon’s Bienville parish place

1111 Letters to Dormon, 1930-1934

1112 Letters about Painting, 1935-1939

1113 Correction about Dormon’s art, 1940

1114 Dormon’s art work

1115 Dormon paintings

1116 Catalogue

1117 Dormon’s photography

1117 1914-1920 and undated

1118 Dormon’s photography, 1930s

1119 Dormon’s photography, 1940s

1120 Dormon’s photography, 1950s

1121 Photo’s purchased

1122 Wild garden price list

1123 Briarwood plant purchase

1124 Briarwood plant purchase

1125 Panerty point, Clarence Webb

1125 Briarwood plant information

1126 Hopedale Nurseries

1127 Wild gardens: letters ffrom purchasers

1128 Letters from purchasers from plant and seeds

1128 Dormon letter about Ruth Dormon’s garden

1129 Letters from customers

1130 Correspondence: Dormon and Robert

1130 letter to Miss Huckabay, 1971

1131 Miss Lynden Johnson

1132 Post cards

1133 World War II cartoon

1134 Correspondence

1135 Biographical material

1136 Dormon’s political opinions (blacks)

1137 Dormon’s political opinions (China)

1138 Dormon’s political opinions (Communism)

1139 Dormon’s political opinions (Formosa)

1140 Dormon’s political opinions (China)

1141 Dormon’s political opinions (Communism)

1142 Dormon’s political opinions (China)

1143 Dormon’s political opinions (China)

1144 Letters

1145 Dormon’s view (Education)

1146 Letters on use of pesticides

1146 Letter, Clyde Fant

1147 Political letters

1147 Political views (conservation of natural resources)

1148 Political letters (Indians)

1148 Bureau of Indian Affairs

1149 Political views (wildlife)

1150 Letters from Clyde E. Fant, Mayor of Shreveport, 1970

1151 Political Views Conservation of Natural Resources

1152 letters to Congress (duck season)

1153 Letters to Congress

1154 Magazine

1155 Booklet

1156 Miscellaneous letters

1157 Book reviews

1158 postcards

1159 Roland’s Harper’s printed writings

1160 Louisiana Arboretum

1161 Indian artists

1162 Indian artists

1163 Christmas Trees

1164 Lyle Saxon

1165 Landscaping and beautification

1166 Lake providence bequtification

1167 Camp Polk Landscaping

1168 Natchitoches Beautification

1169 Barksdale Field

1170 Botany

1171 Landscaping Pineville Charity Hospital (photo), 1938

1172 January to June Landscaping, 1939

1173 Charity Hospital Pineville

1174 Charity Hospital Pineville

1175 Charity Hospital Pineville

1176 Charity Hospital Pineville

1177 Charity Hospital Pineville

1178 Resume of work on hospital

1179 Landscaping reports

1180 1938-1939

1181 Bidders, 1939

1182 Lists and notes about paintings

1183 Employment application, 1938-1941

1184 Greenhouse at Pineville

1185 Business papers and accounts-Pineville

1186 NYA

1187 Letters from Robert, undated

1188 Letters from Robert, 1939

1189 Letters from Robert, 1940

1190 Letters from Robert, 1941

1190 Letters from Robert, 1942

1191 Correspondence, 1940

1192 Correspondence

1193 Correspondence

1194 Notebook pictures publication

1195 Legal

1196 Plan

1197 J. H. Hoke

1198 July 1940

1199 August 1940

1200 September-November 1940

1201 Letters to Prescott Foster, December 1940

1202 Dormon, Herderlite, Stein, December 1940

1203 Robert Slack, 1941

1203 Dormon to Slack, 1938-1941

1204 Dormon letters to Shuitts, Sentel, McHugh, 1941-1942

1205 Dormon letters, 1941-1942

1206 Hendenlite letters to Dormon, 1941

1206 Roadside Park, 1942

1207 Dormon and Foster letters, 1941

1208 Letters: Conservation

1209 Fire Control, 1941

1210 Letters to Foster, 1942

1211 Hendrite, Grashears, Richardson, 1942

1211 Lake Providence

1212 Highway nursery project, 1941-1942

1213 Destruction of beauty, billboards, 1941-1942

1214 Reports from job details, 1941-1943

1215 Letters, Mary rock land, Caroline Dormon, 1940-1941

1216 Foster, Richardson, Logan, Smith

1217 Speaking engagement

1218 Highway beautification, job application

1219 Highway department public interest and concern

1220 Highway beautification: Alabama, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Mississippi, Texas and Virginia

1221 Highway beautification general

1222 Correspondence with garden clubs

1223 Correspondence with members of federal clubs, 1930-1941

1224 Highway notebooks

1225 Dormon miscellaneous writing

1226 Kisatchie Forest

1227 Briarwood flower collection

1228 Biography of Me

1229 Dormon speech on Forestry Education in schools

1230 Forest history, 1945

1230 Forest plans, 1968

1231 Forest essay contest

1232 Boys reforestation club

1233 Federated women club-forest plan

1234 Dormon, Division of Forestry Annual Report, 1928

1235 Forest clipping that were with letters and publications in the foregoing folders

1236 Nurrell

1237 Social security

1238 Papers about loans

1239 Tax notices and receipts

1240 Carrol Woodward Macmellan Co., 1955

1241 Carrol Woodward Macmellan Co., 1956

1242 Dormon collection

1243 William Hunt

1244 Art work for Flower Native

1245 Two copies of plates

1246 Contract and Claiter correspondence, 1957

1247 Correspondence with Claiter, 1958

1248 Correspondence with Claiter, 1959

1249 Correspondence with Claiter, 1960-1966

1250 Start Evans Glaney correspondence with Dormon about flowers native to the deep south, 1957

1251 Financing of Flowers Native, 1957

1252 Problems of finding publisher, 1955

1253 Garden club letters, 1959

1254 Garden club correspondence, 1957

1255 Gladney, 1958 and undated

1256 Frank and Sara Gladney, 1959

1257 George Lawrence Letters, 1957

1257 Article, 1957

1258 George Lawrence

1259 McFarland Company, 1955-1956

1260 McFarland Correspondence, January-June 1957

1261 McFarland Company, July-September

1262 McFarland Company, October-December

1263 McFarland Company, January-February

1264 McFarland Company, March-April 1968

1265 McFarland Company, May-November 1958
1266 McFarland Company, 1959-1960

1267 Dr. John A. Moore, 1957

1267 Carbon copy Dormon letters, 1957

1268 Readers Letters, 1957-1962

1269 Reviews and correspondence about reviews

1270 Orders of books and readers letters, 1957

1271 Readers comments on Flowers Navite, 1958

1272 Readers and miscellaneous letters, 1959-1962

1273 Correspondence of C. Dormon and Camilla Fruax, 1954-1959

1274 Requests for wild flowers, 1954

1275 Edith Stern, 1957-1958

1276 Manuscript

1277 Letters from Cammie Henry

1278 Letters from unidentified people

1279 Letters from unidentified people

1280 Letters from unidentified people

1281 Letters from unidentified people

1282 Letters from unidentified people

1283 Letters from Gladys

1284 Letters from unidentified people

1285 Letters from unidentified people

1286 Letters from unidentified people

1287 Horace McFarland Company

1288 Programs

1289 Conservation letters

1290 Wilhelmina Greene

1291 Oliver Lodge

1292 Poison Sprays

1293 Louisiana plant nursery catalogs

1294 Postcards

1295 Ms. Fort Katcilutci

1296 Letters

1297 Wherry’s pamphlets

1298 Christmas cards

1299 Louisiana Society for Horticultural Research

1300 Booklets

1301 Memo

1302 Booklets

1303 Booklets

1304 Booklets

1305 Booklets

1306 Booklets (Indians)

1307 Miscellaneous letters

1308 Abstract of title

1309 Virginia Dormon Miller

1310 Virginia Dormon Miller, 1921

1311 Virginia Dormon Miller, 1923-1924

1312 Virginia Dormon Miller, 1928

1313 Virginia Dormon Miller, 1930-1938

1314 Virginia Dormon Miller, 1939

1315 Virginia Dormon Miller, 1940-1942

1316 Virginia Dormon Miller, 1943-1949

1317 Virginia Dormon Miller, 1950s

1318 Virginia Dormon Miller, undated

1319 Virginia Dormon Miller, teaching career

1320 Virginia Dormon Miller, 1920

1321 Virginia Dormon Miller, 1923-1924

1322 Virginia Dormon Miller, business papers

1323 Virginia Dormon Miller, business papers

1324 Virginia Dormon Miller, business papers

1325 Letters

1326 Virginia Dormon Miller teaching materials

1327 Virginia Dormon Miller certificates

1328 Virginia Dormon Miller English 311

1329 Virginia Dormon Miller writings

1330 Virginia Dormon Miller miscellaneous correspondence

1331 Three Books

1332 Books

1333 Virginia Dormon Miller miscellaneous

1334 Virginia Dormon Miller manuscript

1335 Virginia Dormon Miller manuscript

1336 Virginia Dormon Miller manuscript

1337 Virginia Dormon Miller manuscript

1338 Virginia Dormon Miller “Mary Mims”

1339 Virginia Dormon Miller manuscript

1340 Virginia Dormon Miller manuscript

1341 Virginia Dormon Miller writing course

1342 Virginia Dormon Miller miscellaneous

1343 Transferred

1344 Transferred

1345 Christine and Pauline Paul

1346 Pauline and Christine Paul

1347 Pauline and Christine Paul

1348 1936

1349 Pauls

1350 Photographs

1351 Slides

1352 Photos

1353 Chikmacha legends

1354 Miscellaneous

1355 Miscellaneous

1356 Photographs

1357 John R. Swanton, undated letters

1358 John R. Swanton, undated letters

1359 John R. Swanton letters, January-June 1930

1360 John R. Swanton, July-September 1930

1361 John R. Swanton, October-December 1930

1362 John R. Swanton, January-June 1931

1363 John R. Swanton, July-December 1931

1364 John R. Swanton, January-July 1932

1365 John R. Swanton, July-December 1932

1366 John R. Swanton, January-June 1933

1367 John R. Swanton, July-December 1933

1368 John R. Swanton, 1934

1369 John R. Swanton, 1935

1370 John R. Swanton, January-February 1935

1371 John R. Swanton, March 1936

1372 John R. Swanton, April-May 1936

1373 John R. Swanton, June-September 1936

1374 John R. Swanton, October-December 1936

1375 John R. Swanton, January-April 1937

1376 John R. Swanton, May-August 1937

1377 John R. Swanton, September-December 1937

1378 John R. Swanton, January-December 1938

1379 Swanton letters

1380 Swanton, 1940

1381 Swanton, 1941-1944

1382 Swanton, 1945-1949

1383 Swanton, 1950-1953

1384 Swanton, 1954-1957

1385 Swanton writings

1386 Report of DeSoto Expedition

1387 Garcilasso de la Vega

1388 Dormon labels

1389 Postcards

1390 North Louisiana Historical Association

1391 Letter and poem from Eleanor Bogan

1392 Mary Land Reed

1393 Letters from Fred Kniffen

1394 Minslow M. Walker Correspondence

1395 Data

1396 Pamphlets

1397 Annual report of the Board of Indian Commission, 1925-1928

1398 Report of the Commission of Indian Affairs, 1940

1399 Booklet, “Investigate Indian Affairs”

1400 “The Indian Problem”, 1924

1401 Patterson

1402 Letters

1403 Letters

1404 John R. Fordyce

1405 John R. Fordyce, 1936

1406 John R. Fordyce, February, March, April 1936

1407 John R. Fordyce, May 1936

1408 John R. Fordyce, June, July, August 1936

1409 John R. Fordyce, December 1936

1410 John R. Fordyce, October 1936

1411 John R. Fordyce, November and December 1936

1412 John R. Fordyce, 1937

1413 John R. Fordyce, 1938

1414 Tampa’s Commemoration

1415 Typed chapter and Dormon notes

1416 Letters

1417 Walter B. Jones letters, 1936

1418 Correspondence

1419 B. Bincy Imes, 1936-1937

1420 Letters

1421 Miscellaneous Correspondence about maps

1422 Mr. Geddes

1423 Glass slides

1424 Letters from DeSoto and maps

1425 Translations of old princals notes

1426 Correspondence with congress

1427 Financial reimbursement

1428 Correspondence with Daughters of America Revolution, Colonial Dames and others

1429 Celebration plans

1430 Correspondence about DeSoto Comm.

1431 Sunopsis of DeSoto Expedition

1432 DeSoto Comm. Photographs

1433 Department of Interior

1434 Letters from Cherokee school directors

1435 Letters from John Collier

1436 Correspondence of John Collier, 1937

1437 News release from Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1937

1438 Office of Indian Affairs news releases, 1938

1439 Office of Indian Affairs news releases, 1939

1440 Office of Indian Affairs news releases, 1941-1942

1441 Office of Indian Affairs news releases, 1943

1442 1944

1443 Letters of Dormon and Collier, 1945

1444 News releases, 1945

1445 News releases, 1947

1446 Letter from William Zimmerman, 1948

1447 Carl E. Guthe letters

1448 Alexander Lesser, 1951

1449 Smithsonian Institution

1450 James Ford

1451 Edward Neild

1452 “The John Pearce Site”

1453 “The American Anthropologist”

1454 Indian Clippings

1455 Indian Clippings

1456 Indian Clippings

1457 Indian Clippings

1458 “Caddo Pottery”

1459 Booklets

1460 National Resp. Board

1461 Francois Mignon

1462 Francois Mignon, 1945-1947

1463 Francois Mignon, 1948-1949

1464 Francois Mignon, 1950

1465 Francois Mignon, 1951-1952

1466 Francois Mignon, 1953-1954

1467 Francois Mignon, 1955-1956

1468 Francois Mignon, 1957-1966

1469 Francois Mignon, undated

1470 Francois Mignon, undated

1471 Francois Mignon, undated

1472 Francois Mignon, undated

1473 Manuscript

1474 Letters

1475 Replies to letters

1476 Letters to Louisiana State University

1477 Fred M. Setzler

1478 Letters

1479 Mary Haas Swadish

1480 Poverty Point

1481 Bosone Resolution opposition, 1950

1482 Indians

1483 Notes about Indians

1484 Photograph

1485 Indian research

1486 Indian research

1487 Arrow Points

1488 Notebooks

1489 Ancient village sites of Louisiana

1490 Tunica chief “Sam Young”

1491 Letters

1492 “Cherokee Notes”

1493 Cherokee

1494 Cherokee notes

1495 Cherokee notes

1496 Drawings of birds

1497 Thompsons music

1498 Dormon’s pottery sketches

1499 Civil rights

1500 Percy Viosca Jr. publications

1501 Booklet

1502 Household magazine

1503 Sketches of birds

1504 Iris sketches

1505 animal sketches

1506 Flower sketches

1507 Flower sketches

1508 Scenes

1509 Israel Sabbath

1510 People

1511 E. Merett

1512 Bibliography

1513 Tinted blueprints

1514 Blueprints

1515 Flowers

1516 Blueprints

1517 Blueprints: ferns
1518 Blueprints: trees or shrub leaves

1519 Blueprints: vines

1520 Blueprints: violets

1521 Blueprints

1522 Blueprints

1523 Blueprints

1524 Blueprints

1525 Blueprints

1526 Blueprints

1527 Blueprints

1528 Blueprints

1529 Blueprints

1530 Blueprints

1531 Blueprints

1532 Blueprints

1533 Blueprints

1534 Blueprints

1535 Blueprints

1536 Blueprints

1537 Blueprints

1538 Iris drawing

1539 Iris watercolors

1540 Flowers

1541 Hymenocalls

1542 Flower water colors

1543 Trees

1544 Painting

1545 drawings of Indian pottery

1546 Drawing of Indian pottery

1547 Automobile papers

1548 Legal papers

1549 Income tax returns

1550 Insurance papers

1551 Deeds and leases

1552 Leases and deeds

1553 Title

1554 Miscellaneous papers

1555 Blueprint of Cross Lake

1556 Negatives

1557 Portraits

1558 Portraits of Miss Dormon

1559 Pictures of Miss Dormon

1560 Pictures of Miss Dormon

1561 Pictures of Miss Dormon

1562 Pictures of Miss Dormon

1563 Pictures of Miss Dormon

1564 Pictures of Miss Dormon

1565 C. Dormon’s parents

1566 Virginia Dormon

1567 Kinfolk and friends

1568 Kinfolk and friends

1569 Relatives and friends

1570 Relatives and friends

1571 Relatives and friends

1572 Relatives and friends

1573 Relatives and friends

1574 Relatives and friends

1575 Relatives and friends

1576 Stickball negatives

1577 Cherokee negatives

1578 Tunica

1579 Indians

1580 Choctaw Emma

1581 Cherokee

1582 “Baskets” negatives and prints

1583 Houma Indians

1584 Marksville, Louisiana Excavations

1585 Archaeology photos

1586 Iris photos

1587 Day lilies and other flowers

1588 Trees

1589 Flowering shrubs and trees

1590 Birds and animals

1591 Miscellaneous

1592 Beautiful scenes along rivers, etc.

1593 Highway scenes

1594 Highway scenes

1595 Drake’s salt works

1596 Water scenes

1597 Negroes

1598 Murrell’s cave

1599 “Beyond Recall”

1600 Melrose

1601 Lodge

1602 Briarwood

1603 Briarwood

1604 Forestry

1605 Grand Ecore

1606 Kisatchie

1607 Kisatchie Forest

1608 Colfax (Cane River)

1609 Postcard views

1610 Water melon

1611 Old houses

612 Unidentified photos

1613 Printed photos

1614 Aunt Dosia letters