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view across the bayou Teche. The church to the right: the theatre in the centre background, the tree of 'Basil the Blacksmith' beyond the house boat. In the rear of the building, behind this tree, is Evangeline oak."
title
view across the bayou Teche. The church to the right: the theatre in the centre background, the tree of 'Basil the Blacksmith' beyond the house boat. In the rear of the building, behind this tree, is Evangeline oak."
Subject
Regions, Bayous, Trees, Waterfronts, Shrubs, Navigation, Commerce, Architecture, Theaters, Theater audiences, Theatrical productions, Entertainment, Opera houses, Operas & operettas, Catholic churches, Cathedrals, Horses, Houseboats, Folktales, Oaks
Date Issued
1903
Abstract
Original caption: "A view across the bayou Teche. The church to the right: the theatre in the centre background, the tree of 'Basil the Blacksmith' beyond the house boat. In the rear of the building, behind this tree, is Evangeline oak."
Inundated sugar mill at St. Martinville during the 1927 flood.
title
Inundated sugar mill at St. Martinville during the 1927 flood.
Subject
Floods, Flood control, Trees, Water towers, Buildings, Sugar, Sugar industry, Sugarcane, Mills, Cities & towns
Date Issued
1927
Abstract
Inundated sugar mill at St. Martinville during the 1927 flood.
Catholic parishioners vist after mass at St. Martin de Tour’s Catholic Church.
title
Catholic parishioners vist after mass at St. Martin de Tour’s Catholic Church.
Subject
Acadians, Cajuns, Creoles, Religion, Churches, Cathedrals, Catholic churches
Date Issued
1920
Abstract
View of St. Martinville’s main street, as Catholic parishioners vist after mass at St. Martin de Tour’s Catholic Church, ca. 1920.
Theatre at St. Martinville, La. Site of one of the earliest playhouses in America, wherein it is said the first opera was produced in America by French emigrees."
title
Theatre at St. Martinville, La. Site of one of the earliest playhouses in America, wherein it is said the first opera was produced in America by French emigrees."
Subject
Cities & towns, People, Streets, Buildings, Architecture, Theaters, Theater audiences, Theatrical productions, Entertainment, Opera houses, Operas & operettas
Date Issued
1903
Abstract
Original caption: "Theatre at St. Martinville, La. Site of one of the earliest playhouses in America, wherein it is said the first opera was produced in America by French emigrees."
Evangeline Oak
title
Evangeline Oak
Subject
Trees, Oaks, Myths, Folklorists, Love, Lost persons, Acadians, Cajuns, Creoles
Date Issued
1947
Abstract
The Evangeline Oak in St. Martinville, where Henry Wadsworth Longfellow wrote his famous Evangeline myth.
Old church 'Poste de Attakapas,' now St. Martinville, La."
title
Old church 'Poste de Attakapas,' now St. Martinville, La."
Subject
Churches, Catholic churches, Cathedrals, Trees, Architecture, Cities & towns, People, Acadians, Cajuns, Creoles
Date Issued
1903
Abstract
Original caption: "Old church 'Poste de Attakapas,' now St. Martinville, La."
St. Martinville courthouse.
title
St. Martinville courthouse.
Subject
Architecture, Acadians, Cajuns, Creoles, Courthouses, Courtrooms, Judicial proceedings
Date Issued
1947
Abstract
St. Martinville courthouse, notice the Greek style architecture.
Evangeline's Oak, St. Martinville, La."
title
Evangeline's Oak, St. Martinville, La."
Subject
Cities & towns, Folktales, Trees, Oaks, Buildings, Houses, Architecture, Fences, Regions
Date Issued
1903
Abstract
Original caption: "Evangeline's Oak, St. Martinville, La."
Nineteenth-century Acadian house.
title
Nineteenth-century Acadian house.
Subject
Construction, Houses, Cajuns, Acadians, Architecture
Abstract
Photograoh of the reconstruction of a one-room, Acadian Cottage at Evangeline-Longfellow State Commemorative Area.
Andre Olivier of St. Martinville.
title
Andre Olivier of St. Martinville.
Subject
Men, Intellectuals, Historians, Cities & towns, Canes, Gloves, Coats, Neckties, Hats
Abstract
Andre Olivier of St. Martinville. This image appears on the front of a picture postcard. The reverse side bears his autograph and the inscription "historian of the Evangeline Country, St. Martinville, La."
Blacks travelling to Easter mass.
title
Blacks travelling to Easter mass.
Subject
Freedmen, African American, Catholic churches, Walking, Horse teams, Horses, Transportation
Date Issued
1887-02
Abstract
Lithograph of Blacks travelling to Easter mass at St. Martin de Tours Catholic Church in St. Martinville, in 1887.
Evangeline Oak during the 1927 flood.
title
Evangeline Oak during the 1927 flood.
Subject
Acadians, Cajuns, Creoles, Floods, Natural disasters, Economic & social conditions, Economics, Weather, Architecture, Trees, Oaks
Date Issued
1927
Abstract
Photograph of the Evangeline Oak during the 1927 flood.
Stores in St. Martinville, La."
title
Stores in St. Martinville, La."
Subject
Cities & towns, Trees, Streets, Buildings, Architecture, Stores & shops, Storefronts, Commerce
Date Issued
1903
Abstract
Original caption: "Stores in St. Martinville, La."
Along the Bayou Teche."
title
Along the Bayou Teche."
Subject
Regions, Bayous, Trees, Waterfronts, Shrubs, Navigation, Commerce
Date Issued
1903
Abstract
Original caption: "Along the Bayou Teche."
Home of 'Le Maire de Ville,' St. Martinville, La. The only structure of pretentions in the town."
title
Home of 'Le Maire de Ville,' St. Martinville, La. The only structure of pretentions in the town."
Subject
Cities & towns, Houses, Architecture, Buildings, Roofs, Chimneys, Streets
Date Issued
1903
Abstract
Original caption: "Home of 'Le Maire de Ville,' St. Martinville, La. The only structure of pretentions in the town."
St. Martin de Tours Roman Catholic Church.
title
St. Martin de Tours Roman Catholic Church.
Subject
Acadians, Cajuns, Creoles, Religion, Churches, Cathedrals, Catholic churches
Date Issued
1904
Abstract
St. Martin de Tours Roman Catholic Church, located in St. Martinville.
View of St. Martinville’s Main Street, including the opera house.
title
View of St. Martinville’s Main Street, including the opera house.
Subject
Cities & towns, Streets, Street vendors, Architecture, Opera houses, Theatrical productions, Acadians, Creoles, Cajuns
Date Issued
1904
Abstract
View of St. Martinville’s Main Street, including the opera house.
Inundated banks of Bayou Teche in St. Martinville, during the 1927 flood.
title
Inundated banks of Bayou Teche in St. Martinville, during the 1927 flood.
Subject
Floods, Flood control, Bayous, Trees, Houses, Damage, Destruction, Cities & towns, Roofs, Refugees, Lost persons
Date Issued
1927
Abstract
Inundated banks of Bayou Teche in St. Martinville, during the 1927 flood.
Downtown St. Martinville during the 1927 flood.
title
Downtown St. Martinville during the 1927 flood.
Subject
Acadians, Cajuns, Creoles, Floods, Natural disasters, Economic & social conditions, Economics, Weather, Architecture, African American, Prairies, Basins
Date Issued
1927
Abstract
Photograph of Downtown St. Martinville during the 1927 flood.
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