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Historians Helping Historians: Last updated: 09:14 AM, 01/26/06 Jump to: Federal Resources | History-Humanities | General | Nonprofit Charities | State-Local Urgent: On Rescuing New Orleans’ History The important historical records of New Orleans are in grave danger of being lost forever. Specifically fragile are the municipal records dating back to 1769, as well as Orleans Parish court records dating back to 1804 held at the Louisiana Division of the New Orleans Public Library (NOPL).* For a description of the current state of the historical records, complete with photographs and ways you can help now, please visit http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/ ~dwilliam/savethehistory.htm U.S. Department of Education: Hurricane Help for Schools FirstGov National Trust for Historic Preservation HNN Katrina Blog for Tulane, University of New Orleans History Students and Faculty Society of American Archivists (SAA) / Society of Southwest Archivists (SSA): Hurricane Assistance American Studies Association COLLEGE / UNIVERSITY RESOURCES Louisiana State University List of Colleges Offering Aid to Displaced Students Colleges Accepting Katrina Displaced Students MoveOn: Hurricane Housing Craigslist Disaster Housing Resources Online Houston: Realtors Help Katrina Help Wiki on Wikipedia Katrina Refugees United Yahoo! Hurricane Katrina Message Boards Eye of the Hurricane CNN Help Center NON-PROFIT CHARITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS 2-1-1 United Way of the Gulf Coast Habitat for Humanity Katrina Shelter Alabama State Government Montgomery, Alabama: Shelter Information Florida Hurricane Relief Fund Arkansas State Assistance Baton Rouge: Shelter Information NOLA.com |
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