Louisiana
Louisiana is a southeastern U. S. state on the Gulf of Mexico. Its history as a melting pot of French, African, American and French-Canadian cultures is reflected in its Creole and Cajun cultures. The largest city, New Orleans, is known for its colonial-era French Quarter, raucous Mardi Gras festival, jazz music, Renaissance-style St. Louis Cathedral and wartime exhibits at the huge National WWII Museum.
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Ida Kohlmeyer
American painter
J. D. Grey
James B. Walton
Confederate commanding officer
Armand Beauvais
Ed Morgan
Baseball player
Edward Ball
Financier
Francisco Bográn
Luis Bográn's brother
Frank Fields
American musician
George Eustis Sr.
Former Louisiana Attorney General
Helen Turner
American painter
Joe Martina
American professional baseball player
John Robichaux
American Violinist
James Blenk
Joseph Rummel
Larry Bettencourt
American football player
Lee Frost
Film director
LeoRaymond de Neckere
Bishop
Paul Barbarin
American drummer
Lovell Rousseau
Isaac Johnson
Politician
Martin Behrman
Moon Ducote
American basketball coach
Paul H. Maloney
U. S. representative
Ernie K-Doe
American singer
Judah Touro
American businessman
Pierre Soulé
Former U.S. senator
Renato Cellini
Conductor
Robert L. Mouton
Former United States Representative
Rube Kroh
Baseball player
Sidney Arodin
American songwriter
Rosel George Brown
American author
Frankie Brent
Singer
Walter Guion
Judge
Zeke Bonura
Baseball player
George A. Waggaman
Former Secretary of State of Louisiana
Thomas M. Scott
Donelson Caffery
American Politician
Jimmy Dygert
Baseball athlete
Charles Dominique Joseph Bouligny
Former U.S. senator
Gwen Bristow
American author
Mule Haas
American baseball player
Alfred Mercier
American poet
Kid Rena
Jazz musician
Tim Green
American football player
Ruth Fertel
Businesswoman
Jessie Hill
American singer
Kid Howard
American jazz trumpeter