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Today is Friday, January 27, 2012

 

Coming in 2012!    The Foundations of Community Series forums are taking a new direction.  We will be offering these forums on a quarterly basis, beginning with an engaging series highlighting the Civil War era in Pointe Coupée Spring of 2012. We'll take a step back in time through diaries, journals and recollections garnered from the Southern Claims Commission records. This will be an opportunity to hear the story in their own words for the first time in our contemporary era.   Details on dates and forum topics coming soon.

 

Now Available  Brian J. Costello's newest book  A History of Pointe Coupée Parish, Louisiana  Murray G. Le Beau Memorial Edition is now available 

 

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 BIENVENUE! . . . . . . . .BYENVENU! . . . . . . .WELCOME!

Welcome to Pointe Coupée Parish History, a virtual lens connecting the past to the present for Pointe Coupée Parish, Louisiana. Founded in the early 18th century, as part of the vast French colony of la Louisiane, her heritage is embedded in French Louisiana Creole traditions influenced by Spanish and American.  A history rich in purpose, people, and cultureenveloped in a breath-taking natural environment. 

History belongs to each of us. Our Archives liberate the story of Pointe Coupée. Here you will find content categorized by historical eras, reviving the words of the past through transcriptions and translations of original records, as well as a documented e-book enhanced by excerpts in audio.

A public and educational resource, we make it accessible to community, teachers, students, and professionals alike. More than just an opportunity to browse and learn, everyone can participate, contribute, and comment about Pointe Coupée Parish. Unique features assist teachers and students in engaging and interactive learning.

We invite all generations to participate in open discussions in our forums. Together we will bring Pointe Coupée Parish history alive as it has never been told before!

Your journey begins at VIVE LA POINTE COUPÉE

 

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