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Photograph of the elder Guillera sisters, Evelyn, Fe Fe, and Anita.

Standard contract document used by the cemetery.

Studio photograph of Howard and Ronnie Gonzales in 1940.

Remains of Manila Village in 1987. Photos taken on an excursion by Ruth Limjuco and company to visit the site.

The 1910 Census on USS Kansas includes a number of Filipinos including Miguel Guillera.

Letter written by Miguel Guillera, proprietor of the Philipino Colony Bar and Refreshment Co., to the US Navy regarding his citizenship status.

Set of 3 posters to introduce Philippine Independence to a public audience in Louisiana. Posters focus on the history of Philippine Independence and its impact on Filipinos in Louisiana.

One-side of a tabletop informational display. The content connects Philippine Independence to Filipinos in Louisiana.

Recipe card from Ronald Gonzales. Card is recipe for pinocino, a dish known in the Philippines as paksiw.

Promotion for two events sponsored by PLHS for FAHM 2023: blessing of bricks placed around St. Malo marker and evening gala.

Flyer that gives overview of PLHS events and asks for membership.

PLHS officers and members involved in the program, list of Filipino descendants attending, and minutes of preparation meeting.

Presentation of the Philippine-Louisiana Historical Mural at Filipino American History Month Symposium October 8, 2016, Xavier University, New Orleans, Louisiana. Conclusion includes a short time-lapse video created by the Durian…

Flyer, invitation, and press release promoting the St. Malo Marker Unveiling.

Promotional materials for 2019 Independence day festivities in Lafitte, La. Includes a press release and a flyer.

Ronald Gonzales was a running back for Nichols High School. The picture highlights the size disparity between the large lineman and the smaller Filipino American running back. The Times-Picayuane described Ronald as a "speedster."

Program to unveil the St. Malo historical marker in 2019

Approval of final text for the St. Malo historical maker by the State of Louisiana

Chapter in New York City textbook: Introduction to Hidden Voices: Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in United States History