Biographical Note

Peggy Wilson is a native of New Orleans. She graduated from the Academy of the Sacred Heart in New Orleans (1955) and from Barat College (1959) was a degree in English. After teaching in the parochial schools of the Crescent City, she worked in the fields of campaign management, advertising, and public relations. From 1980-1985 she was president of Peggy Wilson and Associates, a local public relations firm. Wilson has long been active in promoting educations, historic preservation, and the rights of children, as well as in local and state Republican Party affairs.

Wilson was elected to represent District A on the City Council in 1986 as a Republican. She was reelected in 1990 and four years later ran successfully for one of the two at-large seats on the Council. During her career in city government Wilson earned a reputation as the "watchdog of the Council." Her views often put Wilson at odds with the city administration and the majority of her colleagues on the Council. While on the Council she ran unsuccessful campaigns for the office of state Insurance Commissioner and for the U.S. Senate. Wilson's attempt at reelection to the Council at Large position in 1998 was unsuccessful.

Series Arrangement

The records are arranged into series as follows:

• General Subject Files
• Files on Individuals
• Republican Party Materials
• Appointment Books
• Addendum: Daily Schedule & Journal
• Addendum: Miscellaneous files, 1989-1997
• Addendum, 2011: Miscellaneous files, 1988-1998

Scope and Contents

The records were transferred to the City Archives by Councilmember Wilson's staff during February - May, 1998. Members of her staff indicated that they were selecting files for retention by Wilson and than unselected materials were to be transferred to the archives. Most of the records are from the councilmember's at-large term (1994-1998), but some files do date from her years as District A's representative on the Council. The location of the remainder of the District A records is unknown.

The General Subject Files are arranged alphabetically by folder title. They represent most agencies of city government, other public bodies, businesses, and organizations as well as topical subject areas ranging from abandoned automobiles to zoning. Some programs and subjects of special interest to Wilson appear to be particularly well represented in the records: crime & the New Orleans Police Department, the city's Great Expectations program, revision of the city charter, and term limitation, for example. The contents of some file folders were retained selectively as noted in the fuller description that follows this note.

According to Wilson's staff, she kept extensive files on businessmen, politicians, and other individuals. Some of those files were transferred and comprise the Files on Individuals portion of the records.

The Republican Party Files reflect Councilmember Wilson's political activities as well as her role in securing, promoting, and managing the 1988 Republican National Convention in New Orleans. The Miscellaneous Republican Party Materials in Box 23 include Wilson's badges, etc. from the 1988 Convention, various publications related to that event, her commemorative license plates from the George Bush inauguration, and materials on the Bush/Quayle campaign. Some additional Republican Party-related records are filed in the General Subject Files.

In 2009, Ms. Wilson transferred her annual Appointment Books for each year through 1997.

Daily Schedules & Journal:
The Daily Scedules and Journal files were also transferred to the City Archives by Ms. Wilson in 2009. The schedules are arranged by date, from 1986 to 1997. For the most part, the contents provide the precise daily schedules of the Councilwoman. The early years (1986-87) include journal entries, some typed and some handwritten on the schedules. These entries became less frequent as her terms continued. One final file contains text of her various speeches (unindexed) throughout her career. Throughout the files, there are various memorabilia including invitations to events, city reports, press clippings, and correspondence (to and from). These memorabilia, like the journals, are less frequent in the later years.

Box 1

Abandoned Automobiles, 1996
Alcohol Beverage Control, 1997-1998
Alcoholic Beverage Ordinances, 1992-1993
Alcoholic Beverage Ordinances, 1992-1993
American Alliance for Rights and Responsibility, 1996
Americans with Disabilities Act, 1997
Amusement Tax, 1997
Audit Committee, 1994-1996
Audit Committee, 1997
Audit Reports, Orleans Private Industry Council, Inc., 1995
Audubon Boulevard, 1996-1997
Audubon Friendship Club, 1997
Automated Steel Building Components, Inc., 1997
Beijing Delegation, 1996
Bell South Building, 1996
Bicycle Paths/Regional Transit Authority, 1991-1995

Big Brothers/Big Sisters, 1997
Bio-Chem Medical Laboratories, Inc., 1996
Black Politics, 1993-1996
Black Politics, Women, 1997
Board of Liquidation, City Debt, 1996-1997
Board of Review, 1996-1997
Board of Review, 1997-1998
Board of Zoning Adjustments, 1997
Boards and Commissions, 1995-1996
Boathouses, 1996
Bond Issue [1995]
Bouligny Improvement Association, 1997
Brass [see New Orleans Brass]
Bridge, Lake Pontchartrain, 1996
Brownfields, 1997
Brylski Company, 1997
Budget, 1995
Budget, 1996, 1995
Budget, 1997
Budget, 1997

Budget, 1998
Budget, 1998
Bullet Proof Vests, 1996-1997
Burglar Alarm Systems, 1997
Bush Library, 1995
Cable and Telecommunications, 1996
Cable and Telecommunications, 1996-1997
Cable and Telecommunications, 1997
Cabot/Dedalo, 1996
Canal Street (400)/Sanlin Building, 1996
Canal Streetcar, 1996
Carrollton Avenue Widening, 1996
Carrollton/Riverbend Neighborhood Association, 1996
Castellon Discount Pharmacy, 1997
Castle Rock Pavers, 1997
Causeway, 1996
Celebrity Cook Book, 1996
Cemeteries, 1996-1997
Census [2000], 1996
Central City, 1997
--[includes Preliminary Landmark Nomination Report of several dozen area properties]
Chalmette/Algiers Bridge, 1997
Chamber, New Orleans and the River Region, Urban Workshop, Directions for the Future (Charlotte, N.C. Visit), 1997
Charlotte Trip, 1997

Charter Change, 1993
Charter Revision, 1989-1992
Charter Revision, 1994-1995
Charter Revision, 1995-1997
Charter Revision, Ballot Language, 1993
Chief Administrative Officer, 1995-1997
Chief Administrative Officer, 1997
Children's Hospital, 1996
Church Burnings, 1996
Churches, 1989-1997
Citizens for a Better New Orleans [see Reeves Committee]
Citizens for Quality Nursing Home Care, 1996
Citizens for Term Limits, 1996
City Planning Commission, 1996-1997
Civil Service Commission, 1997-1998
Civil Sheriff, 1996
Clerk of Court, 1996
Clerk of Court, 1997
Clubs, 1997
Coastal Erosion, 1996
Coca-Cola, 1996
Coliseum Square Association, 1996
Collaborating to Stop Violence Against Women (Conference, New Orleans), 1997
Columbia/DePaul Hospital, 1996
Commission on Governmental Reorganization, 1997
Commissioner of Elections, Louisiana, 1996
Committee to Protect the Charter, 1993
Committee to Protect the Charter, 1994-1995
Commodity Supplemental Food Program, 1997
Community Access Corporation, 1995
Community Access Corporation, 1995-1996
Community Arts Grants, 1996
Community Super Market, 1997
Competitive Selection Committee, 1996

Completed Agendas, 1996-1998 [Annotated, selected]
Completed Agendas, 1998 [Annotated, selected]
COMSTAT, 1997
Concealed Gun Permits, 1995
Confiscated Weapons Reports, 1997
CONRAIL, 1994-1995
Constituent Complaints, 1997
Consultants, Open Access, 1996
Consultants, Public Relations, 1996
Contracts, 1995-1997
--[contract summary sheets sent by the Council Fiscal Office. Ms. Wilson made notes questioning aspects of numerous contracts, those were retained and the remaining files were destroyed]
Convention Center, 1996-1997
Council Budget, 1996
Council Fiscal Office, 1996-1997
Council for the Development of French in Louisiana (CODOFIL), 1997
Council, Legislation, 1997
Council on Aging, 1996
Council Research Office, 1995-1996
Council Research Office, 1996-1998
Council Utilities Office, 1996-1997

Cox Cable, 1996-1997
Crack Cocaine, 1996
Crime, 1996
Crime, 1996-1997
Crime Outline, 1997
Crime Packet, 1996-1997
Criminal Court, 1996
Criminal Court, 1996-1997
Criminal Court Budget, 1996
Criminal Justice, 1995-1997
Criminal Justice Council, 1994
Criminal Justice Council, Mayor's, 1996
Criminal Justice System, 1996-1997
Curfew, 1996
DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance Education), 1997
Day Care Center for Children of Municipal Employees, Survey Forms, 1991
Day Care Center for City Employees, 1991-1992
Degas, 1996
Demolitions, 1997-1998
Desire Area Residents' Council [NOTE: Filed in Box 24]
Desire Housing [NOTE: Filed in Box 24]
Desire Narcotics Rehabilitation Center, 1996
Dillard's, 1996 [NOTE: Filed in Box 24]
Directional Sign Program, 1996 [NOTE: Filed in Box 24]
District Attorney, 1996-1998 [NOTE: Filed in Box 24]
District 98, Louisiana Legislature, 1997 [NOTE: Filed in Box 24]
Domestic Partners, 1997 [NOTE: Filed in Box 24]
Domestic Terrorism, 1996 [NOTE: Filed in Box 24]
Domestic Violence, 1997 [NOTE: Filed in Box 24]
Domicile/Residency, 1996
Domicile/Residency, 1997
Downtown Development District, Parking, 1996 [NOTE: Filed in Box 24]
Duke, David, 1989-1991
--[Includes Responses to an Anti-Duke Advertisement Placed by Wilson in the Times-Picayune during 1990]

Earning by Learning Program, 1991-1994
Economic Development Fund, 1995-1997 [NOTE: Filed in Box 24]
Economic Development Fund, 1997 [NOTE: Filed in Box 24]
Economic Development Fund Application, National Contractor Services, Inc., 1997
El Nino, 1997
Elected Republicans, 1997
Election Returns, 1995-1996
Emergency Medical Services, 1996-1997
Emergency Planning, 1996
Endorsement Procedures, 1997
Endorsements, Political, 1996
Endymion, 1997
Engineers, Operating, 1997 [NOTE: Filed in Box 24]
Entergy, 1996-1998
Entergy Grants, 1998
Entrepreneur of the Year, Louisiana
Entrepreneurship/Tulane University, 1997
Environment, 1997
Environmental Contamination of Press Park/Gordon Plaza Community, undated
Excellence in Government Awards, 1997
Faubourg Marigny, 1996
Fearless Tigers Karate Association, 1996
Federal Funding, 1996
Felons Voting, 1997
Ferrerra Fire Apparatus, Inc., 1996
Film Commission, 1997
Finance Department, 1996-1998
Fire Alarms, 1996-1997
Fire Department, 1996-1997
Firefighters Pension Fund, 1996
Flamingo Casino, 1996
Fleet Parking, French Quarter, 1996
Flu Shots, 1996
Fontainebleau Drive [4101-4107], 1997
Food for Families/Food for Seniors, 1996
Franchise Fee, 1997
French Market Corporation/Upper Pontalba Building, 1997
French Quarter, 1996-1997
French Quarter Buses, 1996
Friends of the Algiers Courthouse, 1996-1997
Garbage, 1997
Garden District, 1995-1997
General Taylor Street [1900], 1996
Geocadastre Project, 1997
Good Neighbor Fund, 1987-1991
Government Pension Offset Bill, 1996
Graffiti, 1997
Grand Prix, 1995-1996

Great Expectations, 1995-1996
Great Expectations, 1996
Great Expectations, 1996-1997
Great Expectations, 1997
Greater New Orleans Foundation, 1995-1996
Greater New Orleans Foundation, 1996
Greater New Orleans Tourist and Convention Commission, 1993
Greater Treme Consortium, 1996
Greenbucks, New Orleans, 1997
Greenspace Project, 1996
Ground Transportation, 1995-1998
Group Homes, 1996
Gun Control, 1995
Handicapped Parking, 1996
Health, 1994-1997

Health Care, 1994-1997
Health Department, 1997
Health Department, Privatized, 1996
Health Focus Group, 1997
Health Insurance, 1994-1997
Historic Preservation, 1997
Holy Trinity Church, 1997
Home Builders Association of Greater New Orleans, 1997
Home Ownership Opportunities for People Everywhere, 1996
Home Rule Charter, 1996
Home Rule Charter Amendment, 1995
Homeless, 1995-1996
Homeless Shelter, 1996-1997
Homelessness, 1996-1997
Homestead Exemption, 1996
Hope House, 1996
Hotel and Restaurant Employees, 1997
Housing, 1996-1997
Housing, 1996-1997
Housing, 1996-1997
Housing, 1997-1998
Housing and Human Needs, 1994-1995

Housing and Neighborhood Development, 1997
Housing Authority of New Orleans, 1996-1997
Housing Authority of New Orleans, Lead-Based Paint Response Plan, 1997
Housing Authority of New Orleans, Status Reports, Etc., 1998
Housing Authority of New Orleans/Willie Zanders Project, 1992-1993
Housing Committee, 1995-1996
Housing, Op Ed, 1996
Human Relations Commission, 1994-1997
Human Relations Commission, 1996-1997
Immigrants, 1997
Import/Export, 1996
Improvement Districts, 1996
Industrial Development Board, 1997
Insectarium, 1996-1997
Institute for Resident Initiatives, 1997
Insurance, 1995-1997
Interim Zoning Districts, 1997
International Association of Chiefs of Police, undated
Internet, 1997
Interstate Commercial, 1997
Irish Channel, undated
Italian-Americans, 1990-1997
J. W. Johnson Elementary School, 1996
Jackson Avenue Task Force, 1995
Japan, Consul of, 1997
Jazzland, 1995-1997
Jefferson Parish, 1996

Louisiana Quincentenary Commission [see Maselli, Joe, 1992 in Individual Files]
Louisiana Recreational Trails, 1997
Lower Quarter Crime Watch, 1996
Loyola University, 1997
Malta Square, 1996
Management Information Services (MIS), City Hall, 1997
--[actually deals with Tulane University computer services]
Mandates, 1996
Maps, 1996
Mardi Gras, 1992-1997
Master Plan, 1997
Metropolitan Crime Commission, 1993-1996
Metropolitan Safety Council, 1996
MetroVision, New York City Ambassadors' Visit, 1997
MetroVision Partnership, 1994-1997
Military Advisory Committee, 1992-1997
Minimum Drinking Age, 1996
Minimum Wage Proposal, 1996
Mirabeau Apartments, 1997
Miscellaneous Unfiled Documents, 1997-1998
Montgomery Watson, 1997
Moratoria, 1997
Municipal Auditorium, 1997
Municipal Yacht Harbor, 1993
Murder, 1997
Music and Entertainment Commission, 1996-1997
Music Business Institute, 1995
My House, 1997
NARUC, 1996-1997
National Association of Counties, 1996-1997
National Federation of Republican Women, 1993-1997
National Policy Forum, 1993-1994
Navy Activities, 1997
Neighborhood Commercial Revitalization, 1996
Neighborhood Organizations, 1997
New Basin Canal, 1993-1995
New Orleans Brass, 1997
New Orleans Center for Creative Arts (NOCCA), 1996
New Orleans Convention and Visitors Bureau, Inc., 1997
New Orleans Educational Communications Consortium
New Orleans Film and Video Commission, 1996
New Orleans Home Mortgage Authority, 1996

New Orleans Home Mortgage Authority, 1996-1997
New Orleans Homes of Care, Inc., 1997
New Orleans Media Center, 1997
New Orleans Museum of Art, 1986
New Orleans Operating Engineers, 1997
New Orleans Public Service, Inc., 1995-1997
New Orleans Public Service, Inc., Competition, 1997
New Orleans Public Service, Inc., Economic Development, 1995-1997
New Orleans Recreation Department (NORD), 1994-1997
New Orleans Recreation Department (NORD), Camps, 1997
New Orleans Recreation Department (NORD), Corruption, 1996-1997
New Orleans Redevelopment Authority, 1996-1997
New Orleans Technology Council, 1997
New Orleans Technology Council, 1998
New Orleans Technology Council, Comprehensive Review, 1995
New Orleans Tourism Marketing Corporation
New Orleans 2000 Partnership, 1997
New Orleans Video Access Center, 1996-1997
New Year Coalition, 1995
Newcomb, 1997
Newport [Woodland Point Landfill], 1997
Night Out Against Crime, 1996
Nobids, undated
Noise, 1995-1997
Noise Ordinance, 1997-1998

North Shore Bridge, 1996
Occupational Licenses, 1996
Odyssey House, 1996-1997
Office of Municipal Investigation, 1994-1996
Official Journal, Lawsuit, 1996-1997
Official Journal, Ordinances (#20932 and 20933, MCS)
Original Taste of New Orleans, 1997
Orleans Parish Communications District, 1997
Orleans Parish Republican Council, 1997
Orleans Private Industry Council, 1995-1997
Our Lady of Holy Cross College, 1996-1997
Ourso Fundraiser, 1997
Outstanding Women [Baton Rouge], 1997
Ozanam Inn, 1997
Parish Transportation Fund, 1996
Parking, 1996-1997
Parking Meters at Christmas (Ordinance), 1997
Parking Task Force, 1997
Parkway and Parks, 1996-1997
Pere Marquette, 1997
Piazza d'Italia, 1992-1997
Place d'France, 1994-1995
Police Computers, 1997
Police Department, 1994-1996

Police Department, 1996-1998
Police Foundation, 1996-1997
Police Jury Association of Louisiana, 1996-1998
Police Recruitment, 1997
Police Study, 1997-1998
Police Widows, 1996-1997
Polling Places, 1996
Polling Places, 1996-1997
Polls, 1995-1997
Popeye's (South Carrollton), 1986
Port of New Orleans, 1996
Port Street, 1996-1997
Portalets, 1997
Postal Inspection Service, 1996
Preservation Resource Center, 1996-1997
Private Investigators, 1996
Privatization, 1996
Probation and Parole, 1996-1997
Professor Longhair Foundation, 1988-1992
Project Nu-Coat, 1996
Property Management, 1995-1996
Prytania Street (4900), 1996
Prytania Street (5000), 1997
Public Bid Law, 1996

Public School Security, 1997
Public Schools, 1997
Purchasing Department, 1997
Quad Squad, 1997
Radiofone, 1994-1995
Recidivism, 1995
Recovery Works, 1994-1996
Recycling, 1994
Reeves Committee, 1997
Regional Neighborhood Community Development Corporation, 1996
Regional Planning Commission, 1996-1997
Regional Transit Authority, 1997
Renaissance of Rampart, 1996
RENEW [Republican Network to Elect Women], 1997
Republican Eagles, 1986-1987
Republican Headquarters, 1997
Republican National Committee, 1995-1997
Residency Law, 1995-1996
Retirement, Employees', 1996
Retreat, Council, 1996
Revenue Resources, 1996
Revitalization of Central Cities, 1996
Rex, 1997
River Wreck [Bright Field Incident], 1996
Rosenbush Claims Service, Inc., 1996-1997
"Round Up" Letter, 1996
Rumors (Nightclub), 1997
Ryan White Care Act Title I Program, 1997
Safety and Permits, Department of, 1996-1997
Sanitation, Department of, 1996-1998
Sav-A-Center, 1997-1998
Save Our Pool, 1997
School Board, 1995-1997
School for Johns, 1996
School Security, 1997
Sesame House, 1989-1990

Sewerage and Water Board, 1995
Sewerage and Water Board, 1996-1998
Sewerage and Water Board, 1997-1998 [NOTE: Filed at the end of Box 25]
Sewerage and Water Board, Insurance, 1995 [NOTE: Filed at the end of Box 25]
Sidewalk Cafes, 1996
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA), 1996
South Peters Plaza, 1992
Southern Repertory Theatre, 1997
Special Events Policy, 1997
Sports, undated
Square 26 Development, 1996
Square Pegs Communications, 1996-1997
St. Charles Parish, 1996
St. Roch Market, 1997
St. Tammany Tours, 1996
St. Vincent de Paul Church, 1996
Standard Gauge Analysis, St. Charles Streetcar, 1996
Stanley S. Scott Cancer Center (LSU Medical Center), 1996
Stanley S. Scott Cancer Center (LSU Medical Center), undated
State Republican Party, 1997
Strategic Land Use Plan, undated
Straya, 1997 [NOTE: Filed in Box 24]
Streetcar, 1992-1997 [NOTE: Filed in Box 24]
Streets Department, 1991-1992
Streets Department, 1997 [NOTE: Filed in Box 24]
Substance Abuse Clinic, 1996 [NOTE: Filed in Box 24]
Substance Abuse Strategic Planning Process, 1997 [NOTE: Filed in Box 24]
Super Bowl XXXI, 1996-1997 [NOTE: Filed in Box 24]
Sweet Idea, 1996 [NOTE: Filed in Box 25]
Synagogues, 1997 [NOTE: Filed in Box 25]
Tarot Card Readers, 1996 [NOTE: Filed in Box 25]
Tax Exempt Properties (Printout), 1997
Tax Exemptions, 1996 [NOTE: Filed in Box 25]
Tax Free Shopping, 1997 [NOTE: Filed in Box 25]
Tax Information, 1995 [NOTE: Filed in Box 25]
Taxicab Bureau, 1995-1996 [NOTE: Filed in Box 25]
Tchoupitoulas Corridor, 1995-1996 [NOTE: Filed in Box 25]
Teen Challenge, 1994-1995 [NOTE: Filed in Box 25]
Teen Court, 1992-1996 [NOTE: Filed in Box 25]
Tensas Parish Landfill, 1996
Term Limits, 1991
Term Limits, 1996 [NOTE: Filed in Box 25]
Textron Marine and Land Systems, 1997 [NOTE: Filed in Box 25]
Thanksgiving Basket, 1996
Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co., 1996
Ticket Selling/Reselling, 1996
Times-Picayune, 1996
Title I, 1996 [NOTE: Filed in Box 25]
Total Community Action, Inc., 1996-1997
Tourism Marketing Corporation, 1996

Traffic Court, 1996
Transit Lanes, 1996
Troopers, State, 1996
Tross Community Center, 1996
Tulane Crime Online, 1996
Tulane Industrial Laundry, 1996
Tulane University, 1995-1996
Tulane University (6124 S. Robertson St.), 1997
Two Term Limitation, 1990-1991
U.S.S. Louisiana, 1996
Unclassified Employees, 1997
Upper Pontalba, 1997
Urban Youth Corps, 1996
Utilities, 1996-1997 [Folder 1]
Utilities, 1996-1997 [Folder 2]
Utilities Department, 1996-1997
Utility Selection, 1997
Van Pools, 1995-1996
Vendors' Permits, 1997
Veterans, Homeless, 1996
Victim follow-up Program
Victims and Citizens Against Crime, 1996-1997
Video Poker, 1994-1996
Vietnam, 1994-1996
Vieux Carre Commission, 1995-1997

Vision for a Better New Orleans, 1994
Welfare, 1995-1997
Welfare to Work, 1997
West End Boulevard Neutral Ground, 1982-1983
--[Bryan Wagner's (Ms. Wilson's predecessor as District A council member) File]
West End Businessmen's Association, 1996
West End Park, 1987-1989
West End Zoning, 1983-1985
Westwego, La., 1997
Wetlands, 1996
Windsor Court Hotel, 1998
Winners and Losers, 1996
Wisner Foundation, 1996
WLAE-TV, 1997
Women Abuse
Women for a Better Louisiana, 1996
Women for Wilson, 1997
Women Incorporated, 1995
Women's Businesses, 1997
Women's Network Group, 1991-1992
World Trade Center, Hotel Conversion, 1997
WYES-TV, 1996-1997
Xavier Triangle, 1995-1997
Youth Scholarship Prayer Breakfast, 1997
Zoning, 1996-1997

Boissiere, Lambert, 1993
Ford, Kristina, 1995
Foster, Mike, 1995-1996
Fraise, Russell M./Lafitte Economic Development Corporation, 1995-1996
Friedler, Frank, 1997
Galatas, Tim, 1996
Garrett, Kenneth P., 1997
Goldberg, Arnold, 1997
Goldwasser, Bob, 1995
Gorbachev, Mikhail, 1997
Henican, Michael, 1997
Hutchinson, Kay Bailey, 1993
Hyde, Thomas, Sr., 1996
Johnston, J. Bennett, 1993-1997
Kapelow, 1996
King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1997
Lazard, Lloyd, 1996
Lenhart, Father Joe, 1997
Lupberger, Ed, 1997
Lupo, Robert and Thomas, 1986, 1996-1997
Manthey, Terry, 1997
Maple, Jack, 1997
Maselli, Joe, 1992
McKeithen, W. Fox, 1989-1991
Pete, Minotor, 1996
Pollard, James, 1996-1997
Rice, Anne, 1996-1997
Rice, Atwood, 1997
Roemer, Buddy, 1995
Romig, Jerry, 1997
Saacks, Antoine, 1993
Samuels, Edgar, 1996
Sarvoir, Dalton, 1996
Schwegmann, John, 1996

Shean, Dr. John, 1997
Sidney, Errol, 1996
Soldani, A. J., 1996
Taylor, Pat, 1995-1997
Thibodeaux, Max, 1996-1997
Tucker, Peggy, 1994
Uddo, Frank, 1996
Vumbaco, Joseph, 1992-1994

Republican Party Files

Republican National Convention, 1988

Airlines
Articles
Atlanta
Audit Committee
Bicentennial Committee
Blacks
Budget
Bush, George
Calendars
Candidates, Bob Dole
Coke Party
Coke Party, Mayor's List
Committee on Arrangements
Contributions, Local Efforts, Photographs, Wilson's Souvenir Inauguration License Plates, Etc.]
Convention Business Seminar
Conventions, Old
Distinguished Visitors Committee
Economic Development
Fahrenkopf, Frank
Federal Election Commission Report [Cover Letter Only]
Fundraising
Host Committee
Host Committee, Legal Documents
Host Committee, Meetings
Image Committee
"In the Time of Ike" [WYES-TV Eisenhower Documentary Proposal]
Media
Media and Hospitality Committee, Budget
Media and Hospitality Committee, Cleanup

Media and Hospitality Committee, Contact List
Media and Hospitality Committee, Correspondence
Media and Hospitality Committee, Meetings
Media and Hospitality Committee, Program
Media and Hospitality Committee, Public Relations Subcommittee
Montgomery & Stire
New Orleans, Host to the Future
Other Republican Party Materials
Republican National Committee
Republican National Convention
Republican National Convention, 1988 [Includes other Republican Material--Bush/Quayle, 1992, Republican National Convention, Congratulations
Republican National Convention, Contract
Republican National Convention, Debate
Republican National Convention, Hotels
Republican National Convention, Site Selection Committee
Republican National Convention, Updates
Southern Republican Leadership Conference
Special Events Fund Committee
State Central Committee
Thank You Letters
Thorns, Jim
Transportation
Vendors
Victory '88
Volunteer Committee
Welcoming Committee
Winston Network

Republican Neighborhood Meeting, 1994
Republican Party, 1996
Republican State Central Committee, 1994-1996
Southern Republican Exchange, 1987-1994

Miscellaneous Republican Party Materials