The materials listed below have been submitted by teachers and students who have participated in educational programs at The Historic New Orleans Collection. They are intended to serve as examples of curriculum and research possibilities created with THNOC resources.
Interactives
created by Kaitlyn Sercovich, student at Tulane University
Runnin' and Runnin' in Louisiana: The Underground Railroad
created by Kerri Sullivan-Leger, graduate student at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Women of the German Protestant Orphan Asylum, 1930-1939
created by Anna Morgan Leonards, graduate student at Tulane University
New Orleans in Film and Television
created by Chayla Wolfberg, student at Tulane University
Lessons
Spanish Colonial Louisiana- Isleños and Malagueños (Overview)
Spanish Colonial Louisiana- Isleños and Malagueños (PowerPoint)
created by Denise Thomas, teacher at Gonzales Middle School
Pick Your Poison: Discovering Storyville's History
created by Mandy Perret, teacher at Dutchtown High School
Ruby Bridges - The Cost of Integration
created by Sharon Thompson, teacher at Trent Lott Academy
created by Dr. Judy Dalgo, teacher at Ocean Springs High School
Building a City: The Founding of New Orleans
created by Sophie Capmartin, teacher at Ecole Bilingue de la Nouvelle-Orléans
Primary Source: Speech on Immigration by Louisiana Congressman Charles Buck, 1896
created by Wade Trosclair, teacher at Jesuit High School
created by Lea Downing, instructor at Delgado Community College
Presentations
Powerful Women of the New Orleans Underground (1860s-1960s)
created by Shelby Lanoux, student at Mount Carmel Academy
Worksheets
Slavery in Early American New Orleans
created by Sophia Horowitz, student at Tulane University
Resource Sets
created by Simon Drakeford, student at Tulane University