Filipino La. Archive stores cultural artifacts like photographs, oral histories, recipes, and home movies related to the life of Filipinos in Louisiana.
How can I contribute?
- Introduce us to your Filipino community.
- Share your family stories.
- Share your scanned documents like recipes and naturalization certificates.
- Share your photographs of 1) Filipinos who settled in Louisiana, 2) community gatherings, and 3) physical artifacts like lockets or paintings.
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Article: Filipino Saint Honored Yearly in Local Celebration
Article titled Filipino Saint Honored Yearly in Local Celebration describes the feast day of San Lorenzo Ruiz and celebration by the Filipino…
When the Saints Come Marching Back published in the August 2006 edition of the Filipinas Magazine.
Article contains accounts and experiences of New Orleans' Filipino American community regarding Hurricane Katrina.
Stephanie Syjuco art exhibit: Phantom Visions (The Lacustrine Village of St. Malo)
Poster for art exhibit created by Stephanie Syjuco about the Filipino village of St. Malo. Front of the poster includes and image of the art that was…
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Brochures for Manila Village and Clark Cheniere Markers.
Two brochures that summarize the history of Manila Village. The brochures were developed for events to unveil the markers.
