7.1 BICKHAM SCHOOL, by Graves

7.2 History of BOGALUSA, “The Magic City” of Louisiana, by Quick, (2 Books)

7.3 BOGALUSA Story, by Goodyear

7.4 Eugene F. BUNCH Story, by Magee

7.5 1800: Story of Education in WASHINGTON Parish, Education and History, by Sylvest

7.6 History of FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (Bogalusa), 1906-1976 (2 Copies)

7.7 History of FRANKLINTON FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, by Gibbs

7.9 History of HALF-MOON BLUFF BAPTIST CHURCH Research, by Moss and Magee (2 copies)

7.10 Abstract Articles From WASHINGTON Parish’s ERA LEADER, 1894-1920, by Dier Births, deaths,  marriages, etc.

7.11 Abstract Articles From WASHINGTON Parish’s ERA LEADER, 1921-1930, by Dier Births, deaths, marriages,  etc.

7.12 LEGAL Records of WASHINGTON Parish, La., Abstract 1819-1869 and Duplicates of WASHINGTON Parish DEEDS, 1819-1840, by Williams

7.13 First Hundred Years, MT. HERMON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 1874-1974

7.14 MT. PISGAH CHURCH, 1840-1991, by Miller

7.15 Inventory of the Municipal Archives of La., Town of FRANKLINTON, La., HISTORICAL SURVEY (3 Copies)

7.16  Inventory of the Parish Archives of La., No. 59, WASHINGTON Parish (FRANKLINTON), La.,  HISTORICAL RECORDS SURVEY (2 Copies)

7.17 FRANKLINTON: Parish Seat of WASHINGTON Parish

7.18 WASHINGTON Parish, La., Records 1810-1898, by Gloria Lambert Kerns (2 copies)

7.19  “SCRAPS” (Old Burned Courthouse RECORDS), by Magee, donated by Dier (2 copies)

7.20  STATELINE BAPTIST CHURCH 1856-1900, Its People and Area CEMETERIES, WASHINGTON Parish, La.
and MARION County, Ms., Vol. I, by Hines

7.21 STATELINE BAPTIST CHURCH 1856-1900, Vol. II, by Hines

7.22 STATELINE BAPTIST CHURCH 1856-1900, Vol. III, by Hines

7.23 WASHINGTON Parish Resources and Facilities

7.24 1811 & 1812 TAX LIST, ST. TAMMANY and WASHINGTON Parishes

7.25 History of the WASHINGTON BAPTIST ASSOCIATION of the La. Baptist Convention, 1894-1983, by Robbins

7.26 Founding FAMILIES and INDIVIDUALS of WASHINGTON Parish, La., 1798-1860, by Williams

7.27 PINE and Our Lives Together For More Than 50 Years, by Mrs. J. M. Stuart

7.28 Records of LEGAL TRANSACTIONS, WASHINGTON Parish, La. 1830-1900

7.29 MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS, donated by Dier

7.30 WASHINGTON Parish COMMUNITY HISTORIES, by Washington Parish Library (Clifton, Cumnock, Edith, Enon, Fricke, Hackley, Mt. Hermon, Pico, San Pedro, Shady Grove, Thomas, Varnado and Warnerton)

7.31 WASHINGTON Parish HISTORY, by Washington Parish Library

7.32 HAYES CREEK BAPTIST Records, 1866-1902

7.33 Story of the WASHINGTON Parish FAIR, 1911-1973, by Burris & Watts

7.34 LOUISIANA Historical Quarterly: HISTORY of BOGALUSA, the “Magic City”

7.35 WASHINGTON Parish, La., by Berfield

7.36 History of WASHINGTON Parish, La., 1798-1992, by Williams

7.37 ERA LEADER OBITUARIES (6-13-1984 thru 12-31-1986), by Washington Parish Library

7.38 History of WASHINGTON Parish, by Carter

7.39 Abstract Articles From the ERA LEADER:, 1931-1940, by Dier (Births, deaths, marriages, etc.)

7.40 VETERANS of WASHINGTON Parish: Courthouse Monument Erected 1959, donated by Carr (2 copies)

7.41 WASHINGTON Parish, La. – Letters From CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS

7.42 HISTORY of ANNUNCIATION CHURCH & SCHOOL

7.43 1900 HIS STORY: Memoirs of the beginning of the Women’s Missionary Union of Washington Parish Association

7.44 Abstract OBITUARIES of the ERA LEADER, 1951-1960, by Dier

7.45 WASHINGTON PARISH Resources and Facilities, by Washington Planning Board (2 copies

7.46 WASHINGTON PARISH Land Records (Pre 1900’s), donated by the Tangipahoa Parish Court House

7.47 A Heart Filled With Echoes, by Stella B. Fortenberry (An Autobiography of her life growing up in
Washington Parish, La. Includes family life, school days, community life, and social life.)

7.49 History of the Washington Parish Fire Department, Vol. I

7.50 History of the Washington Parish Fire Department, Vol. II

7.51 Vernon School Alumni Association First School Reunion, 7-4-1991, Souvenir Book

7.52 Eugene F. Bunch, By Mrs. Zuma Magee (Term Paper) Southeastern Louisiana University, 1975

7.53 Evolution of the Washington Parish Free Fair, by Dera Talley

7.54 Franklinton Centennial Scrapbook

7.55 LEGAL RECORDS of Washington Parish, 1819-1897, Vol. One, by E. Russ Williams, Jr.

7.56 LEGAL RECORDS of Washington Parish, Vol. Two, by E. Russ Williams, Jr.

7.57 La. National Guard, History of 205th ENGR BN CBT HVY LAARNG (Franklinton) (Same as 7.64)

7.58 Washington Parish and Franklinton HISTORY

7.59 Three Generations of MT. HERMON SCHOOL

7.60 BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH HISTORY, 1907-1948 (Same as #7.73)

7.61 FRANKLINTON Centennial Official Program, 1961

7.62 What Did Happen to HALF MOON BLUFF?, by Dixie Moss Sylvest

7.63 SUNLIGHT BAPTIST CHURCH “Our 50th Anniversary Year 1928-1978

7.64 La. National Guard, History 205th ENGR BN CBT HVY LAARNG (FRANKLINTON) (Same as 7.57)

7.65 History of Center Lodge No. 244 BOGALUSA, La.

7.66 Franklinton Central Institute, 1911-1912

7.67 Louisiana Historical Chronicle Featuring Washington Parish

7.68 Two and One-Half Centuries of Progress in Washington Parish, by Bob Landry

7.69 Centenary Methodist Church, Franklinton, La.: Commemorating One Hundred Years of Christian Service,                1842-1942

7.70 Franklinton Lodge No. 101 F. & A.M.: Commemorating One Hundredth Anniversary, 1851-1951

7.72 Centenary Fisher Methodist Church Directory, 1992

7.73 Bethel Baptist Church History, 1907-1948 (Same as #7.60)

7.74 Genealogical Extracts From Union Baptist Association Minutes, Washington Parish, La., 1894-1896, by
Dixie S.  Moss (2 copies)

7.75 Bonner Creek Baptist Church, 1865-1988

7.76 Springhill Baptist Church, 1881-1981, by Phyllis Creel Thomas

7.77 Police Jury Minutes, 1888-1902

7.78 Washington Parish, La. Tidbits (Some interesting facts taken from the local newspapers), by Dier

7.79 Winan Connections – United Methodist Church Directory, 1996 Edition

7.80 Fisher United Methodist Church, by McDaniel

7.82 Try Us: Story of the Washington Artillery in WWII, La. Casualty Lists WWII, by Casey

7.83 Star Creek Papers: Washington Parish and the Lynching of Jerome Wilson, by Horace Mann Bond
(Wilson and Magee Genealogical Charts, etc.)

7.84 Franklinton’s First Baptist Church, 1873-1998, by History Committee of 125th Anniversary

7.85 Train Robbing Bunch, by Rick Miller

7.86 Crossing Border Street: A Civil Rights Memoir, by Peter Jan Honigsberg

7.87 Journal of Southern History – August, 1997, by Southern Historical Association.

7.88 Legend of Tom Boutwell: True Story of His Life and Death, by Pat Morrison

7.89 Spartans CMHS (Central Memorial High School) Mass Class Reunion 1931-1972

7.90 Franklinton, Louisiana Land Use Analysis and Plan, Vol. II (A Part of the Comprehensive City Plan) for  Franklinton, prepared by Robert S. Bateman

7.91 Baptist Associational and Church History (Mississippi and Louisiana) Research compiled by: D. Gibbs, Z. Magee, A. W. Robbins.  1979

7.103 The First 25 Years of the Washington Parish Fair (1911-1936), by Bonnie Dier

7.104  Franklinton Centennial 1961 (On CD)

7.105  In Celebration of the Harvest, The Early History of the Washington Parish Fair, 1911-1928, by James M.  Ryan

7.106   Bethel Church of Christ (Holiness) U.S.A. 97th Homecoming Celebration & Revival

7.107    Making Pulp and Paper, by supervisors, foremen and other of Crown Zellerbach Corporation Northwest
Divisions and Portland Office

7.108    Deacons for Defense: Armed Resistance and the Civil Rights Movement, by Lance Hill

7.279     Victims of Death Man Walking, by Detective Michael Varnado and D. P. Smith

7.330 A Microstudy of the Washington Parish Fair: A Mirror Reflecting the Evolution of the  Greater Community by: Dera D. Talley (May 2005)

7.331 Hurricane Katrina: Our Devastating Chapter by: Franklinton Junior High 4th Hour Earth  Science Class Mrs. Thelma Hart Vol. 1

7.332  Hurricane Katrina: Our Devastating Chapter by: Franklinton Junior High 4th Hour Earth  Science Class Mrs. Thelma Hart Vol. 2

7.334 Friends of the Washington Parish Library Quarterly Newsletter (Vol. I Is. I April 15, 2006) by: Friends of the
Washington Parish Library

7.335 Bogalusa Golden Jubilee 1914-1964. Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Incorporation  Of Bogalusa.

7.336 Bogalusa Golden Jubilee 1914-1964. Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Incorporation  Of Bogalusa. (2 copies)

7.341    Palestine Baptist Church 1907 – 1982 (2 copies)

7.342   Washington Parish Tales Lupo, Gloria W. (2 copies)

7.343    Murky Waters: Struggle to Integrate Bogalusa, LA

7.353    God and Katrina in Franklinton by Denman Watson, Jr.

7.354   Franklinton Sesquicentennial Official program

7.355   Franklinton Sesquicentennial Meetings (DVD)

7.355   Franklinton Sesquicentennial Opening day (DVD)

7.356   What’s cookin’?  Favorites from Franklinton (2 copies)

7.357 Washington Parish, Louisiana Cemetery Census by Joseph Woodberry Sumrall, Sr.

7.358 Washington Rifles at the Battle of Rappahannock Station. Compiled by Donald L. Fuhrmann (4 copies)

7.359 Washington Rifles by Donald Fuhrmann

7.360 Louisiana National Guard 205th Battalion. 2004 Complete Roster

7.364 Covered Wagon Cookbook, Washington Parish Fair Historical Society, 1959. (2 copies)

7.365 Bogalusa: Facts about Bogalusa: The City of Assured Growth by Chamber of Commerce 1927

7.366 History of the Washington Parish Free Fair, Pride of the People Since 1911 by Washington Parish  Fair Association Fair History Book Committee 2011

7.367 History of the Washington Parish Free Fair, Pride of the People Since 1911 by Washington Parish  Fair Association Fair History Book Committee 2011

7.376 Franklinton, Louisiana Land Use Analysis and Plan, Vol. III (A Part of the Comprehensive City Plan) for  Franklinton, prepared by Robert S. Bateman

7.383  Washington Parish Library, 50th Anniversary, 1946-1996 Compiled by: Bonnie Dier, Mary Magee McDaniel and Brenda Coleman

7.384  Village of Varnado.  Memories of the Past by Sally Thigpen Law

7.385  Washington Parish Library, 60th Anniversary Celebration, 1946-2006

7.388  Louisiana Leatherneck: The Russell E. Magee Story, by Thomas  A. Wood

7.389 Bogalusa.  One hundred years of Magic City Cook, 1914-2014

7.393 Barron and Allied Families. Compiled by Elois Dickson Evans

7.395 Bonner Creek Baptist Church, 1888-1960

7.399 Main Street Baptist Church, 1909 – 1976

7.403 Charter of the City of Bogalusa, 1946

7.404 History of the Washington Baptist Association of the Louisiana Baptist Convention

7.405  Washington Parish and the War of 1812

7.407 Washington Parish Sheriff’s Wall Of Fame, 1878-1996

7.408  World War II Veterans of Washington Parish, Louisiana

7.409  75 Years, 1920-1995 Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church

7.410  Washington Parish, Louisiana Tidbits

7.411  “The City That Refused To Die”  Bogalusa’s first hundred     years, by John Gallaspy

7.412  Franklinton: Book Two: Mayors, Education by E. Russ Williams

7.413  St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church 1913-2013

7.414  Along the Line of the New Orleans Great Northern R. R. In Louisiana

7.415  “Connections Between Livingston and Washington Parishes”

7.420  A Follow-up of the 1960 and 1967 Graduating Classes of Franklinton High School by George Lewis Brown

7.421  Bogalusa Memories by Bob Lawrence

7.422  A Forgotten Family In An Unlocked Prison by Ann Smith Hill

7.423 2000 Washington Parish, Louisiana Polk City Directory

7.424  2002 (Sept.) Washington Parish, Louisiana Polk City Directory

7.425  2003 (July) Washington Parish, Louisiana Polk City Directory

7.428  J. D. Sharp, World War II Records.  Donated by Mary Elizabeth “Beth” Passman

7.429 Photo of Franklinton and Franklinton Residents.  E. Russ Williams Collection

7.430 Photos and Articles of Bogalusa History and Resident.  E. Russ Williams Collection

7.431 Miscellaneous Photos and Holmes Family Photos.  E. Russ Williams Collection

7.432 Photos of Miscellaneous Franklinton and Bogalusa.  E. Russ Williams Collection

7.433 Washington Parish Pictures, Court House, State Officials

7.434 Franklinton Photos and History.  E. Russ Williams Collection

7.435 Bogalusa & Beyond.  Slices of Life by Lorraine Packard

7.436 Veterinarian’s Life by Magee

7.437 Bogalusa Memories by Lawrence

7.438 Loss of Faith by Varnado

7.439 Forgiving the Dead Man Walking by Morris

7.440 Soft Targets by Varnado

7.441 Deacons For Defense and Justice, FBI Files (CD format)

7.442 Deacons For Defense and Justice, FBI Files (CD format)

7.443 History of First Baptist Church, Bogalusa, LA

7.444 First Baptist Church, Bogalusa, LA

7.445 Bethel Baptist Church History, 1907 – 1948

7.446 Boy From Bogalusa by Don Spiers

7.447 Lynching of Jerome Wilson: An Appeal Won, a Life Lost by Harris Cooksey, Northeaster University School of Law

7.448  Against the Klan by Lou Major

7.449 Yearbook Labor Day Celebrating at Cassidy Park, 1946

7.450  Rodney Letters: Love and Sacrifice in World War II by Ann Williams Warner

7.451 Deacons for Defense (2003) – DVD

7.452 Bogalusa Charm – DVD

7.453 History of Washington Parish, LA, 1798-1992, Vol. 1 by E Russ Williams, Jr. – DVD

7.454 Bethel Church of Christ Holiness Cemetery. Donated by Pastor Alvin C. Partman and Sharon Brown

7.455 History of First Baptist Church, Bogalusa, LA 1976-1999

7.456 Washington Rifles at the Battle of Rappahannock Station

7.457 Washington Parish maps for emergency responders by Washington Parish Communications District

7.458 Deacons for Defense & Justice (Part 1), by Federal Bureau of Investigations

7.459  Deacons for Defense & Justice (Part 1), by Federal Bureau of Investigations

7.460 Klan of the Devils by Stanley Nelson

7.461 Dead Man Walking