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The LSU Libraries T. Harry Williams Center for Oral History is the most comprehensive oral history repository in Louisiana and a leading resource in the South. Its collections document voices from across the state (including veterans, educators, farmers, fishermen, and business owners) preserving a wide-ranging record of Louisiana’s lived experiences.

These interviews offer rich primary sources that support teaching, research, and student engagement across disciplines. Projects include efforts to document native French speakers in South Louisiana, helping preserve the region’s linguistic and cultural heritage.

Explore: lib.lsu.edu/oralhistory