Presented by Ellis Gauthier. Mr. Gauthier presents historical information on West Baton Rouge Soldiers in World War I.

Presented by Dr. Karl Roider and Dr. Paul Paskoff. This is the third part of a 6 week lecture series. They explore the continuing relevance of the war by reading, discussing, and sharing insights into the writings of Americans who experienced it firsthand. The project will illuminate the lasting legacies of World War I, and the similarities and differences between past and present.

Presented by Dr. Karl Roider and Dr. Paul Paskoff. This is the second part of a 6 week lecture series. They explore the continuing relevance of the war by reading, discussing, and sharing insights into the writings of Americans who experienced it firsthand. The project will illuminate the lasting legacies of World War I, and the similarities and differences between past and present.

Presented by Dr. Karl Roider and Dr. Paul Paskoff. This is the first part of a 6 week lecture series. They explore the continuing relevance of the war by reading, discussing, and sharing insights into the writings of Americans who experienced it firsthand. The project will illuminate the lasting legacies of World War I, and the similarities and differences between past and present.

Panel discussion moderated by Dr. Rachel Emanuel. This is the fourth part of a 4 week discussion program that centers on the experience of African Americans since the Civil War.

Presented by C.C. Lockwood. West Baton Rouge Historical Association’s Annual Ethel Claiborne Dameron Lecture Series featuring famed nature and wildlife photographer C.C. Lockwood

Panel discussion moderated by Dr. Rachel Emanuel. This is the third part of a 4 week discussion program that centers on the experience of African Americans since the Civil War.

Panel discussion moderated by Dr. Rachel Emanuel. This is the second part of a 4 week discussion program that centers on the experience of African Americans since the Civil War.

Panel discussion moderated by Dr. Rachel Emanuel. This is the first part of a 4 week discussion program that centers on the experience of African Americans since the Civil War.

Presented by Dean Wilson. Mr. Wilson is the Executive Director of Atchafalaya Basin Keeper, a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting and restoring the ecosystems within the Atchafalaya Basin.