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La Village des Chapitoulas

By Paper Monuments, Daniela Marx, artist & Shannon Lee Dawdy, narrative
New Orleans is an Indian town. When Frenchmen and Africans arrived in the bend of the Mississippi that would eventually be re-named New Orleans, they encountered a place that had been home to Native Americans for hundreds of years. We know from…

Marie Baron and Les Forcats

By Paper Monuments, Jeffrey Goodman, artist & Shannon Lee Dawdy, narrative
Marie Baron was among thousands of forçats, or French criminals sent to Louisiana in the early 1700s as forced laborers. Most were convicted for life terms, but if they survived the first few years (the majority did not), they could acquire a de…
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