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Digital Travel Trunks for Black History in Louisiana to 1900 is a Vermilionville Education Enrichment Project, in partnership with the College of Education, the Guilbeau Center for Public History and the Department of History, Geography and Philosophy at University of Louisiana at Lafayette. This project was designed in support of the Lafayette Public School System and the mission of Vermilionville Living History Museum to support the history of people of African descent in southern Louisiana. This project supports NCSS framework student standards and Louisiana standards for social studies for elementary school students. Exploring Black History in Louisiana to 1900 provides an education resource and lesson plans for teaching third graders Louisiana history and Black history. |
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TRAVEL TRUNKS
- TRAVEL TRUNK 1 Evolution of Cajun and Creole Food
- TRAVEL TRUNK 2 Household Technology and Material Used by African Americans in the 1800s
- TRAVEL TRUNK 3 The Lives of Enslaved House Servants
- TRAVEL TRUNK 4 Death and Mourning in Black Communities of the 19th Century
- TRAVEL TRUNK 5 African Americans Subsistence and Hunting Before the 1900s
- TRAVEL TRUNK 6 Creole Cowboys of South Louisiana
- TRAVEL TRUNK 7 African American Experience in the Arts Before 1900
- TRAVEL TRUNK 8 Clothing Production within Enslaved Populations
