Latin and Spanish New Orleans

This wikipage of bibliographies, "Immigration, Ethnicities and Historical Research in New Orleans," includes a section of books on Spanish & Spanish-Speaking New Orleans from the colonial period to the 20th century. Created by the Western European Studies Section (WESS) of the Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) within the American Library Association (ALA). Last updated in 2008.

Tulane affiliates, you can borrow materials from Loyola's library with a special borrowing card known as a TU/LU card). Before you trek over to Loyola, ask for one at the Howard-Tilton Check-Out Desk.

The Louisiana Division at the main branch of NOPL includes the City Archives and Special Collections, an essential source for the study of New Orleans, the state of Louisiana, and the Gulf South. Use their online catalog to search books as well.

Is the book you want checked out of the library? Can't find a title you're looking for? Use ILLiad to borrow books from other libraries throughout the U.S.

When you plug keywords into Google Books, it will search the books' full and partial text, which may bring up hits you wouldn't find by doing subject searches in library catalogs. This also allows you to preview specific pages relevant to your research. If you find a book you're interested in on Google Books, you can then search library catalogs for availability.