2010
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St. Matthew School: How Alumni Kept a Cane River Landmark Alive
Restored Hometown Heritage manuscript submitted 2010-05-20. Newspaper newspaper issue date is not recorded here. Events, funding figures and calls to action describe the historical situation in 2010. It seems that so much of the news on…
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Five Emerging Heritage Professionals: NSU’s 2010 MAHR Research and Awards
Restored Hometown Heritage manuscript submitted May 6, 2010. The print publication date is not independently verified. The original newspaper report is retained intact. One of the most exciting aspects of the Natchitoches/NSU community is its contribution…
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Life and Labor at Magnolia Plantation: Betty Hertzog Remembers ‘The Place’
Original Hometown Heritage manuscript submitted April 22, 2010. The manuscript submission date is documented; the newspaper issue date is not recorded here. Language concerning plantation labor and community relationships is preserved as part of the historical…
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Hometown Heritage Media Network: Empowering Community Heritage Preservation
Hometown Heritage proposed a community-centered media network for helping people preserve local history through oral history, DIY preservation, community museums, and shared digital resources. The idea grew from work in Natchitoches and from a conviction that…
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The Archaeological Record of Magnolia Plantation
From the Hometown Heritage newspaper column archive. Original submitted manuscript; the final newspaper typesetting and editing have not yet been checked against a printed copy. Because its history dates back nearly as far as the Natchitoches…
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Magnolia Plantation Through the Eyes of Someone Who Lived There
From the Hometown Heritage newspaper column archive. Original submitted manuscript; the final newspaper typesetting and editing have not yet been checked against a printed copy. Magnolia Plantation has been so important to our area that local…