|
 |
|
 |
 |
The Acadian Museum of Erath, LA, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation.
All revenue from the sale of items in the museum store
supports Acadian Museum activities,
including its educational programming, the "Living Legends" series,
and maintenance of the building that houses the museum. We
thank you for your generous patronage.
Need help ordering? Click here
for simple instructions.
**OUR FEATURED BOOK**
(scroll down for others)
Seeking an Acadian Nation
The 1930 Diary of an Evangeline Girl
By Warren A. Perrin and Mary B. Perrin
Seeking an Acadian Nation tells the real-life story, in words and vintage
photographs, of the epic 1930 journey led by Sen. Dudley J. LeBlanc, which he
called the “First Official Pilgrimage of Louisiana Acadians to
Grand-Pré, Nova Scotia.” The trip, which celebrated the 175th
anniversary of the Acadian Deportation, marked the first time Cajuns returned to
their ancestral homeland and began the process of a Grand Reunification between
the Acadian families of Canada and their cousins in the United States. The book,
which traces the evolution of this reunification up to the present time,
contains over 200 pages of historic photos and text in a large format
that will make an ideal holiday gift, coffee table book, or conversation starter.
(click here to read more)
Seeking an Acadian Nation
Price:
U.S. orders: $50 + $10 shipping and handling
Canadian/Intl. orders: USD$50 + USD$37 shipping and handling
|
|
Other countries:
+1 337-456-7729
|
Healing Traditions of South Louisiana: Prayers, Plants, and Poultices
$35 + shipping and handling
This book about traiteurs and the South Louisiana healing arts
invites you to connect with Acadians, Creoles, and Native Americans as they strive
to maintain and restore good health within their families and communities. Many of the remedies
and healthful practices included in this book are decades and even
hundreds of years old, and, as you will discover, some are still in use today.
This book has two distinct parts that eventually overlap in the stories and remedies that come forth.
(More details about the book and bookstores where it's on sale can be found here.)
|
|
(click to enlarge)
|
Reproduction
of the Queen’s Royal Proclamation
$10 + shipping and handling
Bilingual proclamation by Queen Elizabeth the
Second, suitable for framing. 8.5 in. x 11 in.
|
 |
Acadie Then and Now: A People's History
(L'Acadie hier et aujourd'hui)
By Warren Perrin, Mary Broussard Perrin
& Phil Comeau
$30 + shipping and handling
Acadians from around the world are showcased in this unique book about the Acadian diaspora, which focuses on their
communities in the United States, Canada and France. The book won the prestigious Prix France-Acadie in 2015
and is considered one of the best anthologies of Acadian history and culture in existence.
read more
Note: For international orders or to order the version Française, please contact us.
|
 |
L'Acadie hier et aujourd'hui - L'histoire d'un peuple (French)
By Warren Perrin, Mary Broussard Perrin & Phil Comeau
$30 + shipping and handling
Acadians from around the world are showcased in a unique new book about the Acadian diaspora, which focuses on their communities in the United States, Canada and France.
Click below if you would like to order the French version in the U.S.
Note: For international orders, please contact us.
|
 |
Acadian
Redemption - From Beausoleil Broussard to the Queen’s Royal Proclamation
By Warren A. Perrin
$20 + shipping and handling
Acadian Redemption, the first biography of an Acadian exile, defines
the 18th century of Acadia into which Joseph Beausoleil Brousssard was
born in 1702. Find out more about the book and what people are saying
about it.
|
 |
Une Saga Acadienne
By Warren A. Perrin
$20 + shipping and handling
Une Saga acadienne, est une véritable histoire marquée par la persécution,
l'exil, la terreur, le courage, l'espoir et le triomphe. Une rétrospective rafraîchissante et
unique des événements qui ont formé la culture cadienne en Louisiane. Cliquez ci-dessous
pour commander le livre pour livraison aux Etats-Unis. Pour livraison internationales, appelez-nous au
+1 337-456-7729 (heures d'ouverture lundi a vendredi, du centre des Etats-Unis).
|
 |
Acadian
Redemption T-Shirt
$15
White, 100% Cotton with book cover art on front
and map on back. Available in two sizes: Large (L) and extra-large (XL). To specify a size with your order, leave your contact information or phone the museum at the number on this page.
|
 |
The University of Louisiana's National Championship Weightlifting Teams
By Warren A. Perrin
$30 + shipping
This book should appeal to anyone interested in the local and state history of Louisiana and weightlifting lore.
What makes it especially valuable is the anecdotal and first-hand content, telling how a ragtag group of lifters
(including museum founder Warren Perrin) created a national championship weightlifting program with virtually no initial support.
Click here for website.
|
 |
Evangeline Reconsidered
By Veni Harlan
$21 (at Oakiebees)
A lovely little book researched partially at the Acadian Museum. "When poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
published Evangeline: A Tale of Acadie in 1847, he gave voice to a people who were forgotten ...
This book by Veni Harlan, explores the legend, endurance, and impact of poet, poem, and cultural heroine."
Very well-designed by this artist/writer and a great addition to your collection.
Click here to order.
|
 |
The Acadian Saga: A People's Story of Exile and Triumph
By Dean Jobb
price varies (see website)
"A classic work of Acadian history from the award-winning journalist and author of Empire of Deception.
The author revisits his dramatic and compelling account of "Le grand derangement" -- immortalized in Longfellow's
famous poem, Evangeline. Jobb brings a cast of characters to life so vividly that the reader is
immediately captured by their stories. The richness of detail is remarkable. The quality of writing is cinematic."
Click here for details.
|
 |
Becoming the Frenchified State of Maryland: Reflections on the Lives and Contributions of Acadians, Saint-Domingue Refugees, and European Emigres, 2 vols.
By Gregory A. Wood
$75 (at Amazon)
The story of how more than 600 Acadians exiled to Maryland in 1755 eventually found their way to Louisiana
in the mid- and late 1760s, while leaving behind a number of aspiring watermen and future shipmasters, who regrouped
in Baltimore in a quarter duly named "French Town." Didn't know you had relatives in Maryland? This is an essential book
for any American History collection.
Click here to order.
|
 |
Iberia Parish Book
By Warren A. Perrin and Nelwyn Hebert
$22
Book boasts more than 200 vintage and modern images chronicling the growth and change of this Louisiana parish.
|
 |
Vermillion Parish Book
By Warren A. Perrin
$22
Book boasts more than 200 vintage and modern images chronicling the growth and change of this Louisiana parish.
|
 |
St. Landry Parish Book
By Philip Andrepont, Patrick Morrow and Warren A. Perrin
$22
Book boasts more than 200 vintage and modern images chronicling the growth and change of this Louisiana parish.
|
 |
Governor Edwin Edwards Signed Poster
By Andrew E. Perrin
$100
Limited edition (signed by former Gov. Edwards) hand-drawn poster by Andrew E. Perrin depicts former Governor Edward Edwards' induction into the Order of Living Legends by the Acadian Museum on August 4, 2012. The poster measures 11x14.
|
 |
A Century of Acadian
Culture - The Development of a Cajun Community - Erath (1899-1999)
By General Curney J. Dronet
$30
A beautiful 300-page hardcover book containing over 100 vintage photographs
and maps that should be a part of everyone’s library.
|
 |
250th anniversary of the birth of Cajun culture (FRENCH VERSION)
$36
Poster designed by Architect Andrew Perrin depicting Beausoleil arriving with the Acadians in New Orleans during the winter of 1765. The poster measures 18x24. Signed by the artist and suitable for framing.
Note: For international orders, please contact us.
|
 |
250th anniversary of the birth of Cajun culture (ENGLISH VERSION)
$36
Poster designed by Architect Andrew Perrin depicting Beausoleil arriving with the Acadians in New Orleans during the winter of 1765. The poster measures 18x24. Signed by the artist and suitable for framing.
Note: For international orders, please contact us.
|
|
 |
|
 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
