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New Orleans Historical is a web and mobile platform for sharing stories & scholarship about New Orleans and the surrounding area. A project of the Midlo Center for New Orleans Studies at the University of New Orleans and the Communication Department of Tulane University, New Orleans Historical is a free app available on your Android or iPhone smart phone or tablet as well as on the web.
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Please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. View a Random Story. The Daughters of Charity: From New Orleans to Carville. In 1896, the Daughters of Charity boarded a barge on the Mississippi River at Canal Street heading to Carville, Louisiana, about 70 miles upriver from New Orleans. Carville was the new site of the Louisiana Leper Home, where the Sisters performed. Public Health and Health Care. Robert E. Lee Monument. Media curated by Shelby Narike and Herbert Spurlock" Amber Nicholson. Tennesse...
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Please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. View a Random Story. New Orleans Historical features stories and scholarship about New Orleans. A special thanks to our founding sponsors: UNO Department of History, Tulane Department of Communication, the Midlo Center for New Orleans Studies and the New Orleans Center for the Gulf South. Want to become involved? We are seeking partners, stories, and sponsors. University of New Orleans: Email Dr. Mitchell. Tulane University: Email Dr. Mayer.
Tour | 200 Years of Louisiana Supreme Court History | New Orleans Historical
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Please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. View a Random Story. 200 Years of Louisiana Supreme Court History. Tour curated by: Mary Ann Wegmann, The Law Library of Louisiana, University of New Orleans History Department; Edited by Jessica Anne Dauterive. In commemoration of the 200th anniversary of the founding of the Louisiana Supreme Court in 1813, this tour features historic French Quarter sites, notable cases, and justices. Government House: First Louisiana Supreme Court Location, 1813-1818.
Tour | Carrollton Courthouse | New Orleans Historical
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Please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. View a Random Story. Tour curated by: Mary Ann Wegmann and Katherine Luck. The Carrollton Court House, built more than 150 years ago, has a fascinating legal history. Carrollton was incorporated as a city on March 10, 1845. In 1852, the neighboring town of Lafayette, which had been the seat of government for Jefferson. Dying Declaration of a Ten Year Old Carrollton Girl. Election Intimidation, Carrollton, 1858. Joseph Tom v. The Slave Ernest. No, the Lou...
Jackson Barracks: The Readiness Centers and the Barracks' place in the Community - Stop 10 of 10 in the Jackson Barracks tour | New Orleans Historical
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Please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. View a Random Story. Jackson Barracks: The Readiness Centers and the Barracks' place in the Community. Stop 10 of 10 in the Jackson Barracks. The 139th Regional Support Group is also headquartered on site. It consists of a variety of support units including transportation, intelligence, military police, medical, and other functions. Since it has been a National Guard facility, Jackson Barracks has played an important role in the New Orleans community as ...
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Faubourg St. John History
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A Kid’s Guide to Famous U.S. Landmarks. Faubourg St. John Cultural District. Flood Zones in Faubourg St. John. Click on the photo by Charlie London for a short slideshow. Check out this short slideshow. To see why we live in Faubourg St. John:. Https:/ www.youtube.com/watch? Faubourg St. John, established in 1708, is a neighborhood located just north of Broad Street at the intersection of Orleans Ave. Faubourg St. John contains the full range of residential uses, fun and friendly business districts, ...
Apple Barrel Bar @ Media Nola
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In Partnership with Music Rising and New Orleans Historical. Photo Credit: Photograph taken by Gustavo Rodas. The Marigny Neighborhood and Frenchmen Street. The Building and Ambience. Above the Apple Barrel is Adolfo’s, a creole-Italian restaurant that is extremely popular locally, and was featured on HBO. Regulars and Live Music. In Their Own Words. Branley Edward. “ NOLA. History: Faubourg Marigny, New Orleans’ First Subdivision.” http:/ www.gonola.com/2012/11/26/nola-history-fa...This page was last mo...
Anton Haardt Gallery, Inc. @ Media Nola
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In Partnership with Music Rising and New Orleans Historical. Anton Haardt Gallery, Inc. Anton Haardt Gallery, Inc. Anton Haardt is a visual artist and writer and has been an avid collector and dealer of Outsider and Self-taught Art for more than 25 years. Born in 1948, she grew up in Montgomery, Alabama and received her B.F.A. degree in printmaking from the San Francisco Art Institute. [1]. Anton Haardt Gallery. http:/ www.antonart.com/index-frames.htm. April 19, 2013. Anton Haardt Gallery, Inc. An Alter...
Discover @ Media Nola
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In Partnership with Music Rising and New Orleans Historical. This is a 5-minute video about MediaNOLA as a tool for discovery. These are student-designed handbooks for doing research, writing wikis and doing interviews. Cultural Histories Resource Guide-1346014244.pdf. Making a MediaNOLA History-1346014277.pdf. Media NOLA Interview Guide final-1346014293.pdf. Concerns can also be addressed to the project director Dr. Vicki Mayer, vmayer (@) tulane.edu. Cultural Tourism / Preservation. Film and Media Arts.
Antieau Gallery @ Media Nola
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In Partnership with Music Rising and New Orleans Historical. Looking forward to the future, Roberts-Antieau envisions building on the success of the gallery and expanding to open other Antieau Gallery venues in additional cities. [3]. Antieau Gallery. http:/ antieaugallery.com/home.html. April 19, 2013. Antieau Gallery. http:/ antieaugallery.com/home.html. April 19, 2013. Antieau Gallery. http:/ antieaugallery.com/home.html. April 19, 2013. This page was last modified on 19 April 2013, at 11:36.
Antebellum Turf Times contributes to New Orleans Historical | Antebellum Turf Times
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Editorial: Requests for Contributions to other Turf Journals. Heroes of the New Orleans Antebellum Turf. New Orleans Jockey Club, 1837 Spring Meeting. Eclipse Course at Carrollton. Racing Extras and Embellishments. Sporting Anecdotes, Poems and Portraiture. Posted on January 4, 2013 - by Annie Johnson. Antebellum Turf Times contributes to New Orleans Historical. Best wishes for a prosperous 2013 to all! Here’s the direct links to our two stories:. Eclipse Course, Carrollton. We'd love to hear yours!
The Maple Leaf Rag V
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The Maple Leaf Rag V. The publication party for the Maple Leaf Rag V. Was held at the Maple Leaf Bar in New Orleans on August 10th. The auspiciousness of the evening being a "Super Moon" surprised no one. According the the New Orleans Historical web site. The Maple Leaf Rag V. John has published the last four Maple Leaf Rag anthologies. His work has been a significant addition to the artistic life of New Orleans and, taken together, represents an amazing historical record of the New Orleans poetry sc...
Acme Oyster House @ Media Nola
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In Partnership with Music Rising and New Orleans Historical. Photo Credit: http:/ www.citypeek.com/baltimore/blog-entry/citypeek-hits-big-easy-new-orleans-free-tickets-wine-peek. The Acme Oyster House has been able to avoid damage from recent hurricanes such as Katrina, Rita, and Isaac, allowing it to thrive in the growing metropolis of New Orleans, while sticking to its cultural roots. The French Quarter flagship is as bawdy as the neighborhood it partially defines. Even if that’s not your...86 years af...
Academy of Music @ Media Nola
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In Partnership with Music Rising and New Orleans Historical. Bidwell's Academy of Music from the Illustrated Visitor's Guide to New Orleans. Photo Credit: "Academy of Music." Illustrated Visitor's Guide to New Orleans. 1879. March 2004 Images of the Month. New Orleans City Archives. The theatre continued to operate after his death until it was destroyed in a fire on February 11, 1903. [2]. After briefly going by the name the Pelican, it was renamed the Audubon after the community voted. [4]. 8220;Academy...
Andry Plantation @ Media Nola
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In Partnership with Music Rising and New Orleans Historical. Howard M. Acosta Jr. After Andry’s son became one of the first casualties in the revolt, the slaves moved raucously downriver from plantation to plantation. Like a whirlwind, the growing revolt drew fugitives from each plantation that they raided. The “horde of brigands committed every kind of mischief and excesses” on their march towards New Orleans. [2]. Manuel Andry, Manuel Andry to Gov. C.C. Claiborne. This page was last modified on 04 Dece...
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The Barrooms and Brothels of Gallatin Street. By Jessica Anne Dauterive. Gallatin Street was once filled with barrooms, dance houses, and brothels most institutions serving as all three. There was rarely a fee to enter, but men were encouraged to buy a drink for their. Romance or Power Imbalance? A wealthy man, Louis Hazeur De Lorme (ca. 1760-1828) was a highly respected man in his community. He shared a large indigo plantation with his brothers-in-law, Francois and Louis Xavier three and half. The San M...
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