1. Louisiana State Museum was Founded on April 25, 1906 - The Louisiana State Museum was founded on April 25, 1906, with the purpose of preserving and promoting Louisiana's rich cultural heritage. The museum is a network of sites across Louisiana, including the Cabildo, Presbytere, and New Orleans Jazz Museum.

2. Earl Long becomes Governor on April 25, 1939 - Earl Long, a colorful and controversial figure in Louisiana politics, became governor of Louisiana on April 25, 1939. He served as governor for three non-consecutive terms, and his tenure was marked by both progress and scandal.

3. Baton Rouge Bus Boycott begins on April 25, 1953 - The Baton Rouge Bus Boycott began on April 25, 1953, when African Americans in the city began a boycott of the city's segregated bus system. The boycott was led by Reverend T.J. Jemison and served as a precursor to the Montgomery Bus Boycott led by Martin Luther King Jr.

4. Louisiana World Exposition Opens on April 25, 1984 - The Louisiana World Exposition opened on April 25, 1984, in New Orleans. The exposition attracted millions of visitors to the city and showcased Louisiana's rich cultural heritage, as well as its technological and industrial prowess.

5. New Orleans Saints Draft Archie Manning on April 25, 1971 - On April 25, 1971, the New Orleans Saints drafted quarterback Archie Manning with the second pick in the NFL draft. Manning went on to become one of the most beloved and respected players in Saints history, and his legacy lives on through his sons Peyton and Eli.