Lunchtime Lagniappe: Women in the Cammie G. Research Center Collections

Please join us at the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame and Northwest Louisiana History Museum as Donna Baker, NSU Archivist and Records Officer at the Cammie G. Henry Research Center (CGHRC) at Watson Library, talks about some of the great women of Louisiana. Key figures she will discuss include Cammie G. Henry, Thelma Kyser, Caroline Dormon, and Irma DeBlieux Sompatrac Willard. Also learn about the network of women in the holdings at watson library such as Women's organizations; NSU staff, faculty and alumni; and Clementine Hunter. 

Free and open to public. Visitors are welcome to bring their lunch and eat while they learn. 

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The role of the CGHRC in accomplishing this mission is to collect, preserve, and make available for research manuscripts and published materials relating primarily to the history and culture of the original boundaries of Natchitoches that was founded in 1714 by French. The Research Center is named after Carmelite "Cammie" Garrett Henry (1871-1948) of Melrose, Louisiana who collected Louisiana documents and books of rare fictional and non-fictional works. Other collections sharing similar strengths include those of James Aswell, the Cloutier Family, Robert DeBlieux, Caroline Dormon, Joe Dellmon, the Egan Family, and the Federal Writers' Project.