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Tag Archives: Louisiana Folklore
Central Louisiana Jewish temple celebrating 150 years
October 2, 1859 marks the formal establishment of the Congregation Gemiluth Chassodim. “…the congregation will commemorate this history with a special service at 6:30 p.m. today, Oct. 16, in the sanctuary of the temple at 2021 Turner St….” You may … Continue reading
Old Indian Caves in Louisiana?
In my mailbag today was a post from the DeSoto RootsWeb mailinglist gateway that piqued my interest. I have never heard of a “cave” in Louisiana. This was quite interesting. Someone has indicated that during the Battle of Mansfield there … Continue reading
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