Crazy 'Bout History, Inc.
What We Do We, as a non profit, want to educate people of all ages about our local history. As each generation passes, we lose that history which they knew. Our job is to help keep the stories of our ancestors alive, as well as their lifestyles. This is accomplished by using a storytelling format and with the use of visuals. Teachers who instruct in Louisiana history will find our programs will compliment the learning process of the classroom. Our non profit researches, develops and then performs skits ideal for people of all ages. |
| Mission Statement Crazy 'Bout History, Inc. aspires to enhance all avenues of history along the Mississippi River of South Louisiana by developing and then conducting culturally and historically designed events that will educate and entertain people of all ages. The narratives recognize and examine the legacies of the families and the lifestyles that contributed to the development of these parishes. Moreover, the organization desires for residents and visitors to achieve an understanding of our rich heritage by working with existing community groups to maintain and restore selected historical sites that are most often overlooked. Our Motto "To Educate and To Entertain" |
Crazy 'Bout History, Inc was created to help keep our local history alive. |
| A Grotto dedicated in 1876 is located inside St. Michael's Church in Convent, Louisiana. |
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| You can make a contribution to Crazy 'Bout History by clicking on the Donate button. With your donations, the non-profit will be able to bring more programs to students and the general public of Southeast Louisiana |
| Caroline Scorsone |
| recipient of Crazy 'Bout History's second place winner of a forty dollar cash prize for the Schools. CONGRATULATIONS CAROLINE FOR A JOB WELL DONE! |
On Sunday, June 26,2011, a Volunteer
Appreciation Luncheon for the Friends of the
Cabildo was held at the Southern Yacht Club.
Connie, along with Richard Crawford, were
named, "Rookies of the Year"
Appreciation Luncheon for the Friends of the
Cabildo was held at the Southern Yacht Club.
Connie, along with Richard Crawford, were
named, "Rookies of the Year"
Connie Donadieu spoke at the Friends of
the Cabildo luncheon. Her topic was St.
James Parish Bonfires.
the Cabildo luncheon. Her topic was St.
James Parish Bonfires.
On December 7, 2011, at the
board meeting of Crazy 'Bout
History, Inc, the name of Chad
Remondet was pulled for the
LSU package
board meeting of Crazy 'Bout
History, Inc, the name of Chad
Remondet was pulled for the
LSU package
| Connie Donadieu and Jim Rooker attend an 1863 ball in Vicksburg, Mississippi. |
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