Bacchus

Tassin, Myron

Pelican Pub. Co

Country music reflects a way of life uniquely and unmistakably American. Mirroring the hopes, the problems, the sorrows, and the independence of millions of citizens, country music sprang up in the rural South, began to thrive during the bitter depression years, and has gone on to sweep the globe. The worldwide symbol of this earthy, straightforward, enduring brand of music was and will remain the Grand Ole Opry, a weekly stage show that has been acclaimed, revered, and become almost sacred to millions of country music fans everywhere.

Fifty Years at the Grand Ole Opry

Henderson, Jerry

Children's Books

Pelican Publishing

A fine-art pictorial essay of Louisiana's Cajuns. Farmers, fishermen, oil workers, and practitioners of a world-famous cuisine exemplify the Cajuns as they were and as they are in modern Louisiana. The book captures the many faces of the timeless Cajun-witty, wise, tolerant, hardworking, and fun-loving-to depict a people who have turned a heritage of hardship into a philosophy of faith and optimism.

We Are Acadians: Nous Sommes Acadiens

Arts & Photography

Photography & Video

Illustrated volume on the St. Charles streetcar line in New Orleans, LA.

Last Line: A Streetcar Named St. Charles

History

Pelican Pub Co Inc

"The many photographs and prints record a page of American history that has passed from the scene, and the pictures of the Queen show her to be a worthy inheritor to the noble tradition. . . . for those who have not, it will serve as a memento of a proud heritage of a nearly vanished bit of Americana." The Tennessean This book opens with a brief essay and vintage photographs tracing the history of steamboating on the Mississippi and its tributaries. The second section focuses on the Delta Queen herself; in photographs and text it outlines how she came to be, with her hull fabricated in Scotland, her wheel shafts forged in Germany, and her decks and cabins constructed in California. It also documents the different facets of her character and the fifteen cities to which she continues to bring the grandeur of a bygone age. The final section presents the diary account by one passenger of the "Good Times Jazz Cruise" held in the fall of 1972. The photos taken on this memorable trip will evoke all the magical sentiment that is part of a journey on the Delta Queen. For many years the only overnight passenger steamboat remaining on America's waterways (she now shares this distinction he sister, the Mississippi Queen), the Delta Queen continues to preserve a unique aspect of Americana.

The Delta Queen: Last of the Paddlewheel Palaces

Americas

Book by Tassin, Myron, Stall, Gaspar

Mardi Gras and Bacchus: Something Old, Something New

Stall, Gaspar

Why Me, Lord?: Recollections of a Cottonpicker

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

1st Book Library

All that it means to be an Acadian is revealed in this pictorial documentary of a people whose roots thread across two continents and three countries. The exodus that brought the Acadians here more than two centuries ago began in western France and ended along the bayous and over the prairies of south Louisiana. Their influence still provides the state's cultural heritage with a distinctive flavor that makes Louisiana stand out onfrom the increasingly homogeneous nationalstage. A new foreword by Glen Pitre, who was dubbed by American Film as the "father of the Cajun film," gives testament to the tremendous influence this book had on him and a generation struggling to reclaim its roots in a society bent on assimilation. Pitre speaks eloquently of the scenes throughout the book, and the timelessness of the photographs translated directly into the films he made over the years.

Pitre, Glen

Questions of public and private morality, values and choices have become important areas of collective discussion.  A key feature of this book is that it takes an ethnographic rather than a philosophical or speculative approach to moral debates. This study examines the contemporary explosion of ethical discourse in the public domain and the growing importance of moral rhetoric as an aspect of social relations.

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Bacchus

Fifty Years at the Grand Ole Opry

We Are Acadians: Nous Sommes Acadiens

Last Line: A Streetcar Named St. Charles

The Delta Queen: Last of the Paddlewheel Palaces

Mardi Gras and Bacchus: Something Old, Something New

Why Me, Lord?: Recollections of a Cottonpicker

Why Me, Lord?: Recollections of a Cottonpicker

We Are Acadians: Nous Sommes Acadiens

Fifty Years at the Grand Ole Opry