The Preservation Resource Center
From iron foundry to wartime weapons, the PRC is one of few surviving commercial Gothics Founded in 1974, The Preservation Resource Center, called the PRC, […]
Learn MoreFrom iron foundry to wartime weapons, the PRC is one of few surviving commercial Gothics Founded in 1974, The Preservation Resource Center, called the PRC, […]
Learn MoreSingle and Double Shotgun (1830 – 1940) Shotguns are called shotguns because they were developed so that all the doors line up – “you can […]
Learn MoreIf the buildings of New Orleans make your heart go pitter patter and you want to keep that feeling around long after you have returned […]
Learn MoreFor this week’s Favorite Building Friday, we return to the Central Business District to learn about the Hennen Building, also known as the Maritime Building. […]
Learn MoreStanding on the corner of Washington and Prytania, beneath a yellow barn-shaped building, you’ll hear it. Wild stories about the history of the building. “Right […]
Learn MoreFavorite Building Friday! This week to celebrate our annual French Quarter Fest, we headed back down to New Orleans’ most famous neighborhood to pick out […]
Learn MoreFor this week’s Favorite Building Friday, we are heading uptown to talk about the Carrollton Courthouse. Located at the top of the St. Charles Streetcar […]
Learn MoreOn this day in 1892, the Union Station opened at the corner of Howard Avenue and North Rampart Streets. The building was designed by Louis […]
Learn MoreFor Women’s History Month, I’d like to share with you a paper I wrote for a Colonial Louisiana Class in 2013, about the mark that […]
Learn MoreFor today’s Favorite Building Friday, I would like to share with you another building that Hyacinth Laclotte worked on: the Pedesclaux-Lemonnier House. This lot was […]
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