Tales of Yesterday
Louisiana natives fought in the American Revolutionary War on the side of the colonial rebels.
Louisiana natives fought in the American Revolutionary War on the side of the colonial rebels.
Like most of southern Louisiana, the countryside around Church Point is covered by rich agricultural land.
It was 1971 and President Richard Nixon’s policy of “Vietnamization” was in full swing. Its stated goal was to train and equip South Vietnamese soldiers to take a bigger role the Vietnam War.
Recently, workers at Evangeline Brokerage, a Church Point lumberyard, were cleaning out a long-forgotten corner of an old warehouse when they pulled out a small, but heavy, crate.
Long before France founded the colony of Louisiana, it had a North American foothold at Québec or, as it was called, New France.
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