Examples of Research conducted in the Cammie G. Henry Research Center
John Murphy Castille 1991
A Study of the Lives of Pierre Badin and His Slaves and an Examination of the Free People of Color in the Antebellum South.LD 3091. L3686. C379

Marie Therese Carmelite Anty Metoyer, ca. 1830s.
According to Elizabeth Mills in her work Isle of Canes, Marie was the wife of Auguste Metoyer, the daughter-in-law of Nicholas Augustin and Marie Agnes Poissot Metoyer, the daughter of Marie Susanne Metoyer, and the grand daughter of Marie Therese Coincoin and Claude Thomas Pierre Metoyer. Joseph Marion Henry, Jr. Collection, Cammie G. Henry Research Center
Jenny Smith
1992
Cammie Garrett Henry: An Examination of the
Relationship between a Literary Patron and her
Son and Daughter
LD 3091. L3686. S65
Tammy Lynn Clary
1992
Ladyhood In the Contemporary South:
A Study of Mother-Daughter Relationships
in James Wilcox's Fiction,
LD 3091. L3686. C537

Carmelita "Cammie, Jr." Henry, 1916-1978. Photograph is
from 1927. Cammie, Jr. was the daughter of Carmelite
"Cammie" Garrett Henry of Melrose Plantation.
Melrose Collection
Farra D. Lawson
1989
Fifteen Years of Criticism on Kate Chopin (1975-1989)
LD 3091. L3686. L397
Lori K. Dunn
1998
The Belle Who Left The Ball: The Ideal of Southern Womanhood In Kate Chopin's The Awakening,
LD 3091. L3686. D86

Kate O'Flaherty Chopin, 1850-1904. Photograph circa 1870s. Kate Chopin Exhibit Collection
Martha Katherine Epperson
1997
That Crazy WAC!! Emily Miller: Perspectives of a Louisiana Servicewoman
LD 3091. L3686. E674

Lt. Colonel Emily Ulrich Miller, 1905-1977. Photograph of Capt. Miller on the desk at the Recruiting and Induction Center in Dallas, Texas. Emily Miller Collection
Phaedra Athena O'Hara Kelly
1991
Storytelling the Truth: The Federal Writers' Project's Interview of Elizabeth Ross Hite, Ex-Slave
LD 3091. L3686. K455

Lyle Saxon (1891-1946), head of the Louisiana Federal Writers' Project and frequent guest at Melrose and Carmelite (Cammie) Garrett Henry (1871-1948), last matriarch of Melrose, ca. 1930s. Melrose Collection
Laura Thorn
1991
A Place of Stillness: Melrose and the Southern Literary Community of the 1920's and 1930's
LD 3091. L3686. T467

Ada Jack Carver (1890-1972), Louisiana writer and frequent visitor at Melrose, and Carmelite "Cammie" Garrett Henry (1871-1948), last matriarch of Melrose, ca. 1930s.Melrose Collection
Ricky Darbonne
1995
The Rise of the Southern Plantation Store: 1865-1880
LD 3091. L3686. D373

Melrose Store in Natchitoches Parish, ca. 1930s. Melrose Collection
Michelle D. Craig 1999 African American Spirituals as a Form of Oral Communication and Oral History
LD 3091. L3686. C537

Baptism on the Cane River, ca. 1926. Melrose Collection
John Rigler1992
Religion and Ethnic Identity: The Cane River Creoles LD 3091. L3686. R545

St. Augustine Roman Catholic Church on the Cane River, ca. 1950s. Francois Mignon Collection
Thomas Zimmerman
1992
Family Storytelling: The Invaluable Vehicle of Collective History,
LD3091. L3686. Z566

Fishing on the Cane River, ca. 1930s. Melrose Collection
Justin Shatwell
2004
A Tale of Two Forts: The Family, Economic, and Cultural Ties between Presidio Nuestra Senora Del Pilar de Los Adaes and Fort St. Jean Baptiste, LD 3091. L3686. S5389

Map of the Presidio Nuestra Senora Del Pilar de Los Adaes. Map Collection
Jimmy Wayne Neil
1991
Forced Heirship In Louisiana: Abolished or Polished?
LD 3091. L3686. N45

A 1930's photograph of a Creole on the Cane River Melrose Collection
Rhonda Fair
1997
An Anthropological Dictionary: A New Approach
LD 3091. L3686. F357

Caddo Wattle and Daub House and Caddo Grass House WPA Reconstructions
Photographed by Douglas Raymond,
From The Historic Indian Tribes of Louisiana, by Fred Kniffen, Hiram Gregory and George A. Stokes, LSU Press, 1987
Heather Jarrell
2001
The Fort Jesup Hospital Complex: Integrating Historical Research and Geophysical Exploration to Facilitate Archaeological Investigation
LD 3091. L3686. J3774

The map is from the 1984 second revised edition of the Atlas of American History
published by Charles Scribner's Sons.