The Rink Myth Debunked!
Standing 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 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 MoreLast Saturday I took a Poydras Tour offered by The New Orleans Architecture Foundation. It was led by Shannon French, a local architect and NOAF […]
Learn MoreAugust is upon us again and with it brings sweltering temperatures and humidity that makes you feel like you should have brought flippers with you. […]
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 Black History Month I thought I would learn a little more about contributions made by free people of color in the architecture of New […]
Learn MoreOn December 8th 1794, the second of two great fires in New Orleans history occurred, starting on Royal Street in the French Quarter. This fire […]
Learn MoreOn this day in 1919, the French Opera House burned down. This theater had been located at the corner of Bourbon and Toulouse streets, in […]
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