Railroads
Found in 16 Collections and/or Records:
Carondelet Street and Carrollton City Railroad minute book
Manuscript minute book kept during the Company's organizational period. Included are specifications for construction of the railway, the Company's bylaws, and a list of stockholders.
Carre-Morey Family papers
Family and railroad-related correspondence, sketches, certificate of admission to the practice of law, Louisiana printed materials, family and vacation photographs.
Councilmember Daniel Kelly District E records
The records are four boxes of subject files, arranged alphabetically, regarding the administrative duties and interests of the District E office.
Mayor Martin Behrman records
Mayor Paul Capdevielle records
Office records, 1914-1982
Mostly documents, many preliminary reports/studies, along with several volumes of routine office records. The documents deal with the development of the city plan, land use/zoning, railroads, the port of New Orleans, and recreation. The records are mostly fiscal in nature.
Railroad Scrapbook
South-Western Rail-Road Convention records
Manuscript register of delegates, including the signatures and residences of each.
Union Passenger Terminal records
The records date mostly from the period of the UPT Committee's control of the terminal building. Included are the official minutes, general ledgers, payroll journals, reports made to the Interstate Commerce Commission, labor agreements, photographs, correspondence/subject files. and various reports and other publications.
William Edenborn papers
These are photocopies of typewritten letters signed by Edenborn along with some typewritten transcripts of additional letters to and from him. All were written in 1898 and deal with railroad construction, negotiations for purchases of right of way, purchases of steamboats, and the railway and steamboat freight business in general. Also included are copies of patents for various wiremaking machines invented by Edenborn and miscellaneous materials collected by Glen Coleman.