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Purchased Lives to Travel Thanks to NEH Grant
Our quarterly roundup of holdings that have appeared outside The Collection, either on loan to other institutions or reproduced in noteworthy media projects.
UNLIMITED CREDIT SALE
Valuable Gang of Georgia and South Carolina
AND A WASHER AND IRONEfl, AND
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J. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11 185G.
<VT 1J O'CLOCK.
Will be sold at AUCTION, at Banks' Arcade, without limit,
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1,	MAitY. w<l venr>. n fi.ld Imnd.
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7.	JOHN, apnl 22 years.	.1..	do
8.	JOHN WILKINSON, njred UR yi*»r*. Nn, 1 ilinmp-m<>m *t*n»nt.
SAM. iijji cl :i0 year*. firhi hum! and wapmer.
Id. KLIZAHKTU. iifiM 2»l v«r.; tirw washer hd<1 ironer. And fnir cook.
11.	MAItY .TANK.njO'd 22 yeai*. ,i atxxl field hand.
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14. WILLIS, njied itt years, extra No. I field hand.
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The Collection’s 2015 exhibition Purchased Lives: New Orleans and the Domestic Slave Trade, 1808-1865 is the recipient of a prestigious 2016 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities. The $282,000 grant will allow Purchased Lives to travel within and outside the state. The exhibition’s two-year tour began in early June at the Alexandria Museum of Art, where the show will be up through August 20, and it will continue to the National Civil Rights Museum, in Memphis, Tennessee, and then to Bullock Texas State History Museum, in Austin, Texas.
Two additional grants, one from Entergy Corporation for nearly $40,000 and a second from the National Park Service for nearly $23,000, will support a separate panel display that will visit sites throughout Louisiana. The 10 portable panels allow for easy installation, bringing the exhibition’s narrative to an even larger audience.
J. A. Beard and May auction notice for a “Valuable Gang of Georgia and South Carolina Field Hands”
New Orleans: Bulletin Print, 1856 2014.0371
Fifteen images of New Orleans's built environment are featured in the new book Revitalizing Cities: The HRI Vision, by Pres Kabacoff, Eddie Boettner, and Tom Leonhard with James P. Farwell (University of Louisiana at Lafayette Press, 2016).
Blue Plate Fine Foods
between 1979 and 1983 by Charles L. Franck Photographers The Charles L. Franck Studio Collection at The Historic New Orleans Collection, 1979.325.2898
Louisiana’s Old State Capitol Museum in Baton Rouge borrowed one item related to civil rights attorney A. P. Tureaud for the exhibition From No Vote to Ceaux Vote, which opened January 18 and will be on view through the rest of 2016.
Alexander P. Tureaud Black Citizenship Award and NAACP medal
ca. 1970
gift of Michael Kirk, 1985.73.17
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The French Quarter playhouse Le Petit Theatre selected five images to be used in a small display commemorating the theater’s centennial season.
Le Petit Theatre du Vieux Carre
1956; pen-and-ink drawing by Boyd Cruise 1956.21.13 a
The West Baton Rouge Museum’s recently closed exhibition on New Orleans artist Angela Gregory featured one sculpture from THNOC's holdings.
Young Angela Gregory
ca. 1970; sculpture
gift of Michael Kirk, 2006.0156.5
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