Internet Resources
Fait à la Main (Made by Hand), see About Louisiana Crafts
Big River Traditions: Folklife on the Mississippi RiverLouisiana Folklife Photo GalleryA Man Can Stand, Yeah: Ranching Traditions in Louisiana
Shrimping in Louisiana: Overview of a Tradition
Photo 1 of Louisiana folklorist at workSample Fieldnotes: Teen Memories of Grade School TraditionsSelf-Taught Artists
Cotton Pickin' Time, by Clementine HunterAmerican Memory, Library of CongressFarrier, by Henry Watson
Working in the Kitchen, by Sarah Albritton
Local Learning Network's Folk Artist Residency with John Cephas
Child Labor in America Lesson, American Memory, Library of Congress
Clementine Hunter: Robert F. Ryan MD Shares His Reminiscences of a Unique Folk Artist
Documenting Maritime Culture, American Folklife Center, Library of Congress
John and Ruby Lomax 1939 Southern States Recording Trip, American Memory, Library of Congress
Pedagogy of Place, Montana Heritage Project
Photograph of Isleño Muskrat Trapper, American Memory, Library of Congress
See You When the Sun Goes Down, Virginia Folklife Program
Borders and Identity Occupational Folklife Lesson, Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage
Tool Chests: Symbol and Servant, National Museum of American History
Working Classes, look for May 1998 Teaching Tolerance Classroom Activity on labor history