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Workers loading sacks of coffee into a barge for shipment upstream in New Orleans in 1945
title
Workers loading sacks of coffee into a barge for shipment upstream in New Orleans in 1945
Subject
Coffee, Loading docks, Coffee industry, Bags, Shipping, Laborers
Date created ms
1945-07
Abstract
B&W photo, July 1945. Workers loading sacks of coffee into a barge for shipment upstream from New Orleans, Louisiana.
On set for the movie "Cajun Country" filmed in Delcambre Louisiana in 1967
title
On set for the movie "Cajun Country" filmed in Delcambre Louisiana in 1967
Subject
Acadians, Motion pictures, Motion picture production & direction, Coffee
Date created ms
1967
Abstract
B&W photo, 1967. "Cajun Country" film set. Filmmakers having coffee in a break room. Written on photo: The film is an introduction to the Guidry family of Delcambre Louisiana, representing the Acadians of South Louisiana. The film showcases events and places unique to Cajun Country. The film was produced with the cooperation of the Louisiana Department of Tourism, written by Joe Hurley, and narrated by Virginia Gibson. It aired January 14, 1968 on ABC.
Making cafe au lait at the Morning Call coffee shop in New Orleans Louisiana in the 1930s
title
Making cafe au lait at the Morning Call coffee shop in New Orleans Louisiana in the 1930s
Subject
United States. Works Progress Administration of Louisiana, French Quarter (New Orleans, La.), Markets, Cafes, Coffee
Date Issued
1930, 1939
Abstract
B&W photo, 1930s. Making cafe qu lait at the Morning Call coffee shop. French Market, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Description of the Isle Brevelle settlement, a Creole settlement of mixed race and dialects, from 1897.
title
Description of the Isle Brevelle settlement, a Creole settlement of mixed race and dialects, from 1897.
Subject
United States. Works Progress Administration of Louisiana, Recipes, Catholicism, Creoles, Dance, Cookery, Coffee, Ethnic groups, Horse racing, Bars, Stores & shops, Acadians, African Americans, Indians of North America
Date Issued
1897-02-26
Abstract
Text, February 26, 1897. Isle Brevelle. Description of the Isle Brevelle settlement, a Creole settlement of mixed race and dialects, from 1897. Published in the Louisiana Populist.
Men unloading coffee from a ship at the dock in New Orleans Louisiana in the 1940s
title
Men unloading coffee from a ship at the dock in New Orleans Louisiana in the 1940s
Subject
Piers & wharves, Harbors, Ships, Shipping, Coffee
Date created ms
1940, 1949
Abstract
B&W photo, 1940s. Harbor at New Orleans, La. Unloading coffee at a dock in New Orleans. Written on photo: "New Orleans is the chief port of America."
Sacks of coffee at the coffee warf on Poydras Street in New Orleans Louisiana in the 1940s
title
Sacks of coffee at the coffee warf on Poydras Street in New Orleans Louisiana in the 1940s
Subject
Coffee, Warehouses, Storage facilities, Loading docks, Coffee industry, Bags, Shipping
Date created ms
1940, 1949
Abstract
B&W photo, 1940s. Sacks of coffee at the coffee warf on Poydras Street in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Man with coffee at Melrose Plantation in Natchitoches Louisiana in the 1930s
title
Man with coffee at Melrose Plantation in Natchitoches Louisiana in the 1930s
Subject
Plantations, Houses, Waiters, Coffee
Date created ms
1930, 1939
Abstract
B&W photo, 1930s. Man with coffee at Melrose Plantation. Written on photo: "Frank Maron brings the coffee." Melrose is located on State Highway 119, Natchitoches, La. in Natchitoches Parish. Melrose plantation circa 1833.
Port workers unloading sacks of coffee at New Orleans pier circa 1945
title
Port workers unloading sacks of coffee at New Orleans pier circa 1945
Subject
Coffee, Coffee industry, Piers & wharves, Laborers, Vessels, Waterfronts, Shipping
Date created ms
1945
Abstract
B&W photo, circa 1945. Port workers unloading sacks of coffee in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Tastee Donut & Coffee Shop
title
Tastee Donut & Coffee Shop
Subject
Doughnuts, Restaurants, Bakeries, Coffee
Date Issued
1965-05-24
Abstract
View of a business at 129 Royal Street. Commissioned by Bird and Sons Realtors.
Loading coffee onto barge at Poydras Street Wharf
title
Loading coffee onto barge at Poydras Street Wharf
Subject
Piers & wharves, Levees, Barges, Hoisting machinery, Coffee
Date Issued
1979, 1983
Abstract
View of a crane loading coffee onto a barge at Poydras Street Wharf.
Brief history of coffee in the United States and specifically New Orleans by Booton Herndon, from 1941.
title
Brief history of coffee in the United States and specifically New Orleans by Booton Herndon, from 1941.
Subject
United States. Works Progress Administration of Louisiana, Coffee, Coffee industry, Coffeehouses, Coffee cups, Cookery, Beverages
Date Issued
1941-09-30
Abstract
Text, September 30, 1941. Boston Tea Party Gave U.S. Coffee Drinkers a Start by Booton Herndon. Published in the New Orleans Item. Brief history of coffee in the United States and New Orleans. Chicory substitutes and additions to coffee are discussed as well.
Substitute for coffee using sweet potatoes from 1861
Subject
United States. Works Progress Administration of Louisiana, Recipes, Coffee, Yams
Date Issued
1861-10-02
Abstract
Text, October 2, 1861. A Substitute for Coffee. A substitute for coffee using sweet potatoes. The recipe comes from a woman in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Description of New Orleans cusine during 1890-1900
title
Description of New Orleans cusine during 1890-1900
Subject
United States. Works Progress Administration of Louisiana, Cookery, Spices, Food, Preserves, Chickens, Squirrels, Pies, Coffee, Recipes
Date Issued
1890, 1899
Abstract
Text, 1890-1900. Basic description of New Orleans, Louisiana cusine at this time. Basic recipes for coffee gravy, pies, chicken pies, heads of squirrels and sody bisquits are included.
Soda coffee recipe from the Southern Traveler in 1848.
title
Soda coffee recipe from the Southern Traveler in 1848.
Subject
United States. Works Progress Administration of Louisiana, Coffee, Carbonated beverages, Beverages, Recipes
Date Issued
1848-04-29
Abstract
Text, April 29, 1848. Soda Coffee. Published by the Southern Traveller [sic]. "The flavor of coffee may be improved by adding...carbonate of soda to...roasted coffee." The soda is said to improve the flavor and neutralize the acidic liquid.
Workers unloading coffee at New Orleans waterfront in the 1930s
title
Workers unloading coffee at New Orleans waterfront in the 1930s
Subject
United States. Works Progress Administration of Louisiana, Coffee, Laborers, Coffee industry, Hoisting machinery, Pulleys, Machinery, Piers & wharves
Date Issued
1930, 1939
Abstract
B/W photo, 1930s. Workers unloading coffee at the New Orleans waterfront in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Men unloading coffee from a ship at the dock in New Orleans Louisiana in the 1940s
title
Men unloading coffee from a ship at the dock in New Orleans Louisiana in the 1940s
Subject
Piers & wharves, Harbors, Ships, Shipping, Coffee
Date created ms
1940, 1949
Abstract
B&W photo, 1940s. Harbor at New Orleans, La. Unloading coffee at a dock in New Orleans. Written on photo: "New Orleans is the chief port of America."
Fantasy Composite - Coffee Theme
title
Fantasy Composite - Coffee Theme
Subject
Abstract paintings, Coffee
Date Issued
1951
Abstract
Modern-composite of numerous scenes related to coffee industry, semi-abstract, casein, pastel & watercolor on masonite.
1741-07-24 French Superior Council record
title
1741-07-24 French Superior Council record
Subject
1741, French Colony, Colonialism, Louisiana, Coffee, Prevost, Tourangeau
Date created ms
1741-07-24
Abstract
Suit for price of coffee by Jacque Andre Prevost vs Tourangeau. (See WPA abstract)
Leon Israel Brothers Coffee Imports
title
Leon Israel Brothers Coffee Imports
Subject
Offices, Coffee industry, Distributors (Commerce), Coffee
Abstract
Workers in the office.
Cafe Du Monde
title
Cafe Du Monde
Subject
Architecture, Historic buildings, Architectural photographs, Coffee
Date Issued
1939-10
Abstract
Cafe du Monde

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