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1830 Census of Lafourche Parish, Louisiana
1830 Census of Lafourche Parish, Louisiana
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Antique Radio Repair
Hello my name is Glenn Bordelon, a professional electronic technician in Industrial electronics, with a electronics degree. A interest in electronics which began when I became a ham operator, I earned a degree and now make my living in this field. I started repairing antique radio's as a hobby after work and fell in love with seeing these old timers come back to life after not working for so many years. I've seen some radio's that look like there was no hope for, but I was able to bring it back to life, so don't throw away no antique radio, lets take a look at what treasure you may have found stored away.
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Cajun Music Hall of Fame and Museum
The Cajun Music Hall of Fame and Museum is a project of the Cajun French Music Association. It was made possible through thousands of hours of volunteer labor by CFMA members from many towns and cities and through support from donations also raised by volunteers. The building itself is a one-room country store that dates from the 1930s, the kind of structure--either a store or a home--in which dances were held earlier in the 20th century.
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Cap Acadie - La voie d'un peuple
Cap Acadie is the first French magazine dedicated to Arcadians. Contains news articles, chat, streaming audio and other interactive sections.
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Confederation of Association of Families Acadian
An index of Acadian/Cajun families growing out of the need to keep families together after the end of CMA-1999. Membership by all families involved in CMA plus others not part of Acadian Exile.
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Eunice, La. - The Official Liberty Center Schedule
CAJUN RADIO & T. V. SHOW - LAISSEZ LEZ BON TEMP ROULER AU - "RENDEZ-VOUS DES CAJUN" - LIVE - EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT - 6:00 - 7:30 P.M.
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Fort Jesup State Commemorative Area
Information on Fort Jesup, just outside of Many, Louisiana and near Toledo Bend Reservoir.
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Help Make Louisiana Beautiful Again...
A Louisiana 501c3 non profit environmental charity, involved in conservation, education and restoration for coastal areas, wetlands, wildlife, parks and waterways. We are supported by donations, grants and volunteers.
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LCPA - WEST
Louisiana Crawfish Producers Association-West is an organization whose main objective is to help keep the public informed of our rights to the navigable waterways. We are located on the west side of the Atchafalaya Basin Protection Levee. The LCPA-WEST benefits crawfisherman, fisherman, trappers, shrimpers, hunters, photographers, tourists, canoers, bird watchers, or anyone else who uses our nation's navigable water bottoms. The vast majority of our state's coastal wetlands are claimed by private out of state corporate interest, even though millions of dollars of federal moneys are spent, we have no public access. There are forces at work to do the same to the Atchafalaya Basin, one of our nation's last natural wildernesses. Help us fight to keep our water ways free forever!
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Le Centre International de Lafayette
Through the creation of Le Centre International, Lafayette is moving forward with a solid commitment to international trade and tourism development.
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Louisiana Hot
Louisiana Hot strives to preserve and cultivate the culture, heritage, and tradition of the "Cajun" people, the people of Louisiana, the people of the United States, or wherever peoples needs may arise, with emphasis on the preservation of animal care and use within their culture and the heritage and tradition of their lives.
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Old Houses of Louisiana
A website designed to assist those interested in the history and preservation of old and historic houses in Louisiana.
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The Acadian and Francophone Community of Nova Scotia
Seven regions in Nova Scotia have a high proportion of Acadians: Clare in Digby County, Argyle in Yarmouth County, Pomquet near Antigonish, Île Madame and a few nearby villages in Richmond County, Chéticamp, St-Joseph du Moine, and Magré in Inverness County, and the cities of Halifax-Dartmouth and Sydney. A few thousand Acadians live in the other counties. A number of Francophones who are not of Acadian origin have settled in all parts of the province, but mainly in the cities (for economic reasons) and in the areas where there is a high proportion of Acadians (for cultural reasons).
www.ccra-adrc.gc.ca/agency/programs_services/francophonie/novascotia-e.html
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The CODOFIL Website
The Council for the Development of French in Louisiana has existed since 1968. This site contains information on our mission and on the status of French in Louisiana.
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