Title:
Blue Room, The Roosevelt
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
The South's Finest Dinner and Supper Dancing Room. Music by the Nation's outstanding dance bands. Superb floor show twice nightly presenting outstanding entertainment. Cocktail Dansant every Sunday.
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Title:
Morning Call Coffee Stand, French Market
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
Connoisseurs in art of French drop coffee. Patronized by tourists and notables the world over. Established 1870.
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Title:
Lindbergh Hangar/New Orleans Airport
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
This airport, declared by aviation authorities to be the finest in the world, was built on Lake Pontchartrain, New Orleans, on land which came from the lake bottom, at a cost of $3,500,000. Longest dimension 5,400 feet. Serves both land and seaplanes.
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Title:
Hotel De Soto
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
The De Soto, like its historical setting in the center of the Crescent City, offers tourists an abundance of distinction. Rooms are spacious and well furnished for ease and relaxation. The Restaurant keeps alive the tradition of fine French Cuisine.
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Title:
The Roosevelt Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
The Pride of the South. In the heart of New Orleans. This picture shows the Roosevelt Hotel, the finest in the South. It is the home of the famous Blue Room, New Orleans' finest supper club. The Roosevelt has been designed to meet the demand for the highest type of hotel service and accommodations in New Orleans. A 100% air conditioned hotel.
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Title:
Rosa Park
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
Description:
A beautiful residence park on St. Charles Ave., near the Audubon Park Entrance. Take St. Charles Belt Car from Canal St.
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Title:
The Carousel Bar and Lounge
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
Hotel Monteleone - Largest Hotel in the Fabulous French Quarter. 800 Rooms, 500 Car Garage Connecting Hotel. All Rooms Air-Conditioned and Equipped with TV.
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Title:
La Lune
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
This card comes to you fro the nationally famous La Lune, the Vieux Carre's most distinguished spot, which offers a bit of old Mexico in Old New Orleans... where you can enjoy native drinks and dance nightly to the strains of real Latin music.
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Title:
Main Lobby, The Fairmont Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
Magnificent crystal chandeliers dominate the lobby of the Fairmont. One of America's most luxurious hotels.
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Title:
The deVille, New Orleans' Mid-Town Motor Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome PM 1957 Jun-1
Description:
The convenience and luxury of fine hotel living-room service, TV, swimming and wading pools, free parking, baby sitters, airport service...150 air-conditioned rooms in the heart of fabulous New Orleans. 3800 Tulane Avenue on hgihways 51, 61, and 65. Phone Audubon.
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Title:
World-Famous Canal Street at Night
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
The widest main street in the world.
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Title:
The Royal Orleans in the New Orleans French Quarter
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
It's the popular Rib Room for famous roast beef, roast duckling flambe at your table, and Trout Amandine. When you're in New Orleans don't miss the handsome Rib Room of the Royal Orleans - the luxury address in New Orleans hotels.
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Title:
The Chateau Motor Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome PM 1982 Mar-31
Description:
1001 Chartres Street-The newest Motor Hotel in the famous French Quarter. Elegant French furnishings and decor designed for comfort and convenience. Capturing all the Old World charm of the Vieux Carre. Near world famous restaurants, Jackson Square and the French Market. Swimming pool, patio, free parking, AAA approved.
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Title:
French Market
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back PM 1908 May-30
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Title:
State of Louisiana Board of Commissioners of the Port of New Orleans
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
Description:
Owned and operated by State of Louisiana through the Board of Commissioners of the Port of New Orleans. Cost $3,500,000.00. Capacity: 425,000 bales of cotton. Largest and most complete cotton handling and storage plant in the world.
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Title:
New Masonic Temple
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
Description:
Completed in 1927, at a cost of two million dollars, corner of Perdido and St. Charles Streets, home of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Louisiana. It is said to be the most beautiful modern office building in New Orleans.
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Title:
Pelican Sales and Park
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
New Orleans Finest Trailer Park-One Stop Service-Sales-Parts-Repairs-Parking. Located on Gentilly Highway(US 90 East) at 6 1/2 mile post.
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Title:
Beacoon Trailer Park
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
New - Modern - Sanitary Beacon Trailer Park 4440 Chef Menteur Hi-Way New Orleans 17, LA. - U.S. HI-Way 90 House Trailers Excusively Telephone: FRanklin 9195 Nearest Modern Trailer Park to Heart of City Marille "Frenchy" Faucheux, Mg.
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Title:
Pelican Sales and Park
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen PM 1931 Jul-5
Description:
Sales - Parts - Repairs - Parking
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Title:
Holiday Inn of New Orleans
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
160 Beautiful Rooms
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Title:
Begue's Exchange
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Chartres Street, "Vieux Carre."
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Kolb's German Restaurant
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
Kolb's four specials, served in all of the unique dining rooms of The German Restaurant in French New Orleans. Planked Sirloin Steak with a border of Duchess Potatoes, mushrooms and carrots - Planked Redfish Steak with a border of Duchess Potatoes, mushrooms and carrots - Kolb's Seafood Salad - Turtle Soup. Decor includes brass and copper from all European countries; with steins from Germany and many original hearth pieces, brought from Europe by the founder of Kolb's, the late Mr. Conrad Kolb.
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Title:
The Monterey Motel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
Your Host in the City of Charm 4500 Gentilly Highway No. 90 & 11 East Completely modern motel, air conditioned, wall to wall carpeting, fully tiled bath, 36 rooms, swimming pool. Just 20 minutes from Downtown. Tel. WH 9-1605
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Title:
Pat O'Brien's Bar
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
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Title:
Having Fun at Pat O'Brien's
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome PM 1983
Description:
Located in the heart of "Vieux Carre," in the building and courtyard erected in 1791 as the first Spanish Theatre in the United States. Home of the famous "Hurricane Punch". 718 S. Peter Street.
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Title:
Ochsner Medical Center
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
Ochsner Clinic and Ochsner Foundation Hospital, located in northwest New Orleans, overlooking the Mississippi River. A highly specialized modern center for medical and surgical care, it also includes the Alton Ochsner Medical Foundation's program in scientific research and graduated medical education.
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Title:
Brent House
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
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Title:
Brent House
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
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Title:
Sheraton-Charles Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
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Title:
500 Club
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome PM 1970 Jun-26
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Title:
Hotel Monteleone, Cost $1,500,000
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Riviera Motel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
Modern Brick Buildings, 50 Foot Paddock Pool, Diving Board, Wading Pool, GE Kitchenettes, Launderette, Telephone, TV, Air Conditioning, Sightseeing Tours, Near Restaurant, and City Transportation. Travel Trailer Spaces, All Hook-Ups. U.S. Highway 90 and 11 East.
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Title:
Les Patisseries aux Quatre Saisons
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
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Title:
The Roosevelt Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
This picture shows the Hotel, the largest and finest in the South. It has been designed to meet the demand for the highest type of hotel service and accommodations. The Roosevelt and the Bienville Hotel - facing Lee Circle, (under Roosevelt management)-together provide more than 1200 strictly first class rooms, each with a bath. The first Hotel in the South with more than a hundred Air Conditioned Guest Rooms.
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Title:
Cocktail Room, Pat O'Brien's
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
718 St. Peter Street - Site of first Spanish Theatre in United States. Built in 1792.
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Title:
The Little Theater
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
The Little Theater with a membership of nearly 3,000 has a nation-wide reputation. It is located at 616 St. Peter Street and forms the center of the Art Colony, a prominent feature in the life of old New Orleans.
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Title:
International Trade Mart
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
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Title:
Howard Library and Confederate Memorial Hall
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back PM 1912 Jul-16
Description:
These two buildings situated at the corner of Howard Ave and Camp St. Erected 1891 at a cost of $40,000. The Memorial Hall is in charge of the Louisiana History Association. The Hall is open everyday to visitors.
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Title:
French Market
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Milk Cart
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
City Hall
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Oct-19
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Title:
Italian Headquarters, Madison Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Colton Landing Levee
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Audabon Place
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Mar-9
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Title:
International Trade Mart
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
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Title:
Brennan's Patio
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
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Title:
Cotton Yard
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back PM 1909 Aug-4
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Title:
Park View of the Ursulines Convent
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back PM 1909 Aug-7
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Title:
Looking Down on New Orleans
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back PM 1909 Jul-31
Description:
From the roof of the New Denechaud hotel Showing Dr. Palmers Church and St. Patrick's Steeple in the Line at Vision.
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Title:
Lane Leading to Ursulines Convent
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back PM 1909 Aug-1
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Title:
First Methodist Church
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back PM 1909 Jul-24
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Title:
Canal Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Richardson Memorial, Medical Department
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back PM 1909
Description:
Tulane University
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Title:
Gold Fish Lake, at the Spanish Fort
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Court Yard, Old French Quarters
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Home on St. Charles Ave.
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back PM 1909 Jun-30
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Title:
St. Charles Avenue
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
1984 Louisiana World Exposition
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
M.G. Mayer Yacht Services, Inc.
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
The full service yacht repair and custom yard of Louisiana now provides West End convenience. Watch for the opening of our quick repair yard at 424 South Roadway, West End Park, soon.
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Title:
New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Space Shuttle, Louisiana World Exposition
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Continental Chrome PM 1984 Jul-13
Description:
It's 81-acre setting along the banks of the Mississippi River, dazzles the imagination with a wonderland of fact and fantasy. Enterprise, the NASA Space Shuttle, exhibited five times. Though never flown in space, the Enterprise was the prototype for the current space shuttles. Its enormous dimensions: Length, 122 feet; height, 56 feet; wingspan, 78 feet; weight, 75 tons.
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Title:
The Lafayette Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
In the Civic Center of America's Most Interesting City on Lafayette Square.
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Title:
Riviera Motel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
Modern all brick building. Located on US Highway 90 and 11 East. 15 minutes from downtown New Orleans, America's most interesting city. A fine motel for discriminating guests. Owner & Operator: W.B. Canal, Jr., and D.A. Lala.
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Title:
Plantation Motor Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
Located on US Highways 90 and 11 East, 5 1/2 miles from the center of New Orleans, American's most interesting city. Accommodations modern in every detail, set in Louisiana's Colonial atmosphere with luxurious appointments, designed for the discriminating guest.
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Title:
Canal Street at Night
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
This impressive street, America's widest business thoroughfare, is 171 feet across and separates the "old" from the "New" Orleans.
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Title:
Canal Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
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Title:
Canal Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
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Title:
Cotton on the Levee
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
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Title:
St. Charles Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
Description:
Alfred S. Amer & Company, Ltd.
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Title:
Canal Street, The Shopper's Paradise
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
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Title:
Public Cotton Warehouses & Terminal
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
Description:
Owned and operated by State of Louisiana through the Board of Commissioners of the Port of New Orleans. Cost: $3,500,000.00 Capacity 425,000 bales of cotton. Largest and most complete cotton handling and storage plant in the world. "Get the habit, eat Brer Rabbit"
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Title:
Famous Old French Market
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
Description:
French Market has been used as a food trading place ever since the founding of New Orleans over two centuries ago. To visitors its cosmopolitan groups of people from almost every nation and its picturesque surroundings offer great attraction. It is one of New Orleans' most famous spots.
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Title:
Canal Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
Description:
Canal Street the great white way of the South, as many as fifty thousand people gather here within a distance of five blocks during any festivities, such as Mardi-Gras, and New Year's Eve. Beautification just completed, at a cost of three-and-a-half million dollars.
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Title:
French Market
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
Description:
This Market is built on the same site the Indians used for trading purposes before the coming of the white men to this State.
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Title:
Canal Street - The Main Retail Shopping Center
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
Description:
Length 4 1/2 miles straight course
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Title:
New Post Office
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
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Title:
Royal Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
Description:
Looking toward Canal Street, in the heart of the Vieux Carre, or Old Quarter, still retains the atmosphere of early New Orleans. Many famous antique stores are found in this street.
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Title:
Carondelet Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
Description:
Key to "The Wall Street of New Orleans": 1-City Bank Branch, Whitney Central Trust and Savings Bank; 2-Newman Saunders and Co.; 3-New Orleans Bank and Trust Co.; 4-Hibernia Bank and Trust Co.; 5-New Orleans Cotton Exchange; 6-Marine Bank and Trust Co.; 7-Arcade Entrance, Canal Bank and Trust Co.; 8-New Orleans Branch, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta; 9-New Orleans Stock Exchange, Gravier near Carondelet Street; 10-American Bank and Trust Co.
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Title:
Jackson Barracks
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
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Title:
Jung Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border PM 1929 Jun-21
Description:
New Orleans' Most Modern - 700 Outside Rooms - 700 Baths - Absolutely Fireproof - Ideally Located - Servidor Service.
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Title:
Bird's Eye View of New Orleans, Showing Crescent Formed by Mississippi River
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
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Title:
French Market
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border
Description:
This Market is built on the same site the Indians used for trading purposes before the coming of the white men to this State.
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Title:
New Orleans Country Club
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
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Title:
The Beautiful Hotel Grunewald
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
Description:
One of the most up-to-date and finest hotels in the U.S.
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Title:
Masonic Temple
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
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Title:
Canal Street by Night
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
Canal Street recently given a $3,500,000 beauty treatment is considered one of the four best illuminated streets in the nation.
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Title:
Mardi Gras Parade
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
One of the several hundred floats seen in the annual Mardi Gras festival parade at New Orleans. Thousands of visitors flock to the Creole City to view this magnificent spectacle every year.
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Title:
Jung Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
1500 Block on famed Canal Street. America's Most Interesting City. 700 Outside Rooms, each with Bath. Home of the Famous Cotillion Lounge. Sheltered garage. Entire First Floor Air-Conditioned including Coffee Shop and Cocktail Lounge. Spacious Lobby, Tulane Room, Meeting Rooms, Barber Shop, etc. Convenient to Business District. Sensible Rates.
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Title:
New Charity Hospital
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
The new Charity Hospital, constructed at a cost of $12,500,00 is one of the most outstanding medical structures in the United States, providing the most modern of hospital facilities.
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Title:
Charity Hospital
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
On Tulane Avenue and Howard Street, stands this great institute of medical research, one of the largest in the nation with thousands of patients always enrolled. It was founded over 150 years ago, and from year to year new wards and clinics have been added by generous philanthropists. it draws the sick from all over the south.
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Title:
St. Charles Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
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Title:
Tulane University - Gibson Hall
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
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Title:
The Monteleone Hotel - Sky Terrace
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Jumbo/Large Format
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Title:
The Monteleone Hotel - Sky Terrace
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Jumbo/Large Format PM 1966 Mar-13
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Title:
Governor House Motor Hotel, Canal Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Jumbo/Large Format unused
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Title:
Governor House Motor Hotel, Canal Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Jumbo/Large Format unused
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Title:
Canal Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Jumbo/Large Format unused
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Title:
The Monteleone - Largest Hotel in the Fabulous French Quarter
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Jumbo/Large Format unused
Description:
This is the Sky Terrace atop the Monteleone, largest hotel in New Orleans' fabulous French Quarter. The swimming pool is heated for year-round use, and there is a putting green, wasing pool, the 9-to-5 Bar. and the elegant Sky Lite Lounge on the Terrace. Here, you can also enjoy a most magnificent view of the city, the Mississippi River, and the French Quarter. 800 beautiful rooms with television.
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Title:
Governor House
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Jumbo/Large Format unused
Description:
On World Famous Canal Street 1630 Canal at Caliborne/Telephone 524-4241/Area Code 504 New Orleans, Louisiana 70112 Rooftop, Pool-side Lounge - Dining Room and Coffee Shop - Color TV, music, radio in every room - Ice cubes on each floor plus prompt room service - Indoor Parking - Governor House will arrange tours for you. Limousine pickup service to and from New Orleans International Airport- One minute from central business section, theatres, the French Quarter - Beautiful Garden Patios 0 Your dial telephone has a light signal that shows when mail or messages await you at the desk.
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Title:
The Monteleone Hotel - Sky Terrace
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Jumbo/Large Format unused
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Title:
Canal Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Jumbo/Large Format unused
Description:
This impressive street, America's widest business thoroughfare, is 171 feet across, and separates the "Old" from the "New" Orleans.
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Title:
Jackson Square and St. Louis Cathedral
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Jumbo/Large Format unused
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Title:
Brennan's French Restaurant - Patio
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Jumbo/Large Format unused
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Title:
Canal Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Jumbo/Large Format unused
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Title:
Court of Two Sisters
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Jumbo/Large Format unused
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Title:
Fontainbleau Motor Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Jumbo/Large Format PM 1967 Mar-6
Description:
Tulane Avenue at Carrollton - Patio Living in the heart of gay, carefree New Orleans - that's your reward for staying at the Fontainbleau, the South's largest and finest motor hotel. Swim all day in three beautiful free form pools, or dance the night away under swaying palms. 494 exquisitely furnished rooms and suites, and only five minutes from the French Quarter and the shopping district. And the food - Voila! C'est Magnifique! U.S. Highways 51-61-65-90 and 11 pass our door.
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Title:
Canal Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Masonic Temple
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
Description:
This building was erected in the year 1891 and is the headquarters of the Masonic Fraternity of Louisiana.
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Title:
Hotel De Soto
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Lafayette Square
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back PM 1909 Feb-7
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Title:
In the French Quarter
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
French Opera House
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back)
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Title:
Lake Scene, City Park
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1910 May-23
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Title:
Lafayette Square
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Panorama of New Orleans, LA
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907 Nov-19
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Title:
St. Charles Avenue
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back)
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Title:
Spanish Cabildo
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
The Court Yard at Pat O'Brien's
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
718 St. Peter Street - Site of first Spanish Theatre in United States. Built in 1792.
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Title:
Jung Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
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Title:
Jung Hotel, 1500 Canal St.
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
"New Orleans' Newest Hotel" 700 Outside Rooms -- 700 Baths -- Absolutely Fireproof Servidor Service -- Running Ice Water -- Ceiling Fans -- Automobile Parking Grounds -- Two Restaurants -- Roof Ballroom
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Title:
La Louisiane
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
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Title:
Jung Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
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Title:
Sherwood Motel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome PM 1962 Oct-6
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Title:
St. Charles Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border PM 1922 Apr-17
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Title:
The Little Theater
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border PM 1934 Aug-6
Description:
The Little Theater with a membership of bearly 3,000 has a nation wide reputation. it is located at 616 St. Peter Street and forms the center of the Art Colony, a prominent feature in the life of New Orleans.
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Title:
A Residence on St. Charles Avenue
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
Description:
New Orleans has many beautiful homes. This picture was taken in January - there is a wide variety of trees, palms and tropical foliage grown in this climate.
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Title:
View of Canal Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
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Title:
Chartres STreet
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
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Title:
French Market
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
Description:
This Market is built on the same site the Indians used for trading purposes before the coming of the white men to this State.
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Title:
Loading Bananas
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
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Title:
Ferry Crossing
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
Description:
One of the fourteen ferries that cross the Mississippi River at New Orleans. Here the river is one half mile wide and the crossing is made in five minutes.
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Title:
Quaint View in Court Yard, Old French Quarters
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
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Title:
Bird's Eye View of New Orleans, LA
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
Description:
Showing the historical French Quarters.
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Title:
Canal Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back PM 1911 Oct-23
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Title:
Mississippi River Packet
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
The "Mastodon" Southern Pacific Railway Barge
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back PM 1913 Aug-16
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Title:
Palm and Oak, City Park
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
The Rex Pageant, Mardi Gras
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Margaret Monument and Park
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
Description:
Margaret Haughery monument; female orphan asylum in background, Camp Street at Prytania Street.
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Title:
Union Passenger Terminal
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
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Title:
The Roosevelt Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
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Title:
Colonial Hotel Courts
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
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Title:
Canal Street by Night
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
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Title:
The Pearl
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen
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Title:
Lusher Hotel Court
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
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Title:
Typical Dock Scene
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back PM 1918 Jan-30
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Title:
Moisant International Airport
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
Passenger terminal building New Orleans, Louisiana This beautiful and ultra-modern structure of concrete, steel and glass was completed in 1960. Within its 304,000 square feet of floor space are all conveniences for today's traveller.
S. Crocker Co., Inc.
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Title:
The Chateau Motor Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
THE CHATEAU MOTOR HOTEL 1001 Chartres Street The newest Motor Hotel in the famous French Quarter. Elegant French furnishings and decor designed for comfort and convenience. Capturing all the Old World charm of the Vieux Carre. Near world famous restaurants, Jackson Square and the French Market. Swimming pool, patio, free parking.
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Title:
Illini Motel Courts
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
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Title:
Antoine's
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
A Famous Restaurant for Over a Hundred Years - 713-725 St. Louis Street, Between Royal and Bourbon Streets. Established 1840.
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Title:
Lobby, Hotel Monteleone
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
The magnificent Monteleone is the largest hotel in the fabulous French Quarter. The sumptuous expanse of Italian marble provides an appropriate setting for the imported crystal chandeliers and the antique grandfather clock, hand-carved in The Monteleone's cabinet shop in 1909.
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Title:
The Roosevelt Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
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Title:
Looking Along Canal Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
America's widest business thoroughfare.
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Title:
The Provincial Motel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
PROVINCIAL MOTEL 1024 Chartres St., French Quarter This completely modern motel is actually in the heart of the old Quarter, just a few steps from historic Jackson Square. It captures the elegance and charm of the centuries-old French buildings and patios that surround it, and combines such modern conveniences as pool and parking lot.
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Title:
New Charity Hospital
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
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Title:
Avalon Motor Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen PM 1948 Oct-28
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Title:
Canal Street at Night
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen PM 1935 Nov-7
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Title:
Dining in the Court of Two Sisters
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome
Description:
Dining in the Court of Two Sisters, one of New Orleans famous eating places located in the French Quarter.
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Title:
Canal Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
America's widest business thoroughfare at night.
Koppel Color Cards
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Title:
Canal Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome PM 1955 Mar-31
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Title:
Pat O'Brien's
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
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Title:
Pat O'Brien's Bar
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
"Have Fun at Pat O'Brien's, Home of the famous Hurricane Punch". Located in the heart of New Orleans' "Vieux Carre," in the building and courtyard erected in 1791 as the first Spanish Theatre in the United States. 718 St. Peter Street
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Title:
Tombstone of Albert Sidney Johnton, A General in the Confederate Army
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Real Photo
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Title:
Levee Scene
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border
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Title:
Group of Fine Residences, Garden District
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
Description:
four pictures
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Title:
French Market
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border PM 1924 Dec-20
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Title:
The Crescent City, Showing Crescent in the Mississippi River
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border PM 1924 Oct-24
Description:
This view shows the crescent in the Mississippi River; also Algiers, which is one of the wards of New Orleans.
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Title:
French Market
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
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Title:
The Spanish Cabildo
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
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Title:
Jackson Monument and St. Louis Cathedral
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
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Title:
Canal Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
Description:
This is the Broadway of the South. One of the oldest streets in the world. Has five street car tracks and two driveways.Is the principal retail street.
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Title:
French Opera House
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
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Title:
Price's Restaurant
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
View of Canal Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back PM 1908 Nov-4
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Title:
Sugar on the Levee
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
The Restaurant Antoine: Oysters A La Rockefeller
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
Description:
Roy Louis Alciatore Present Proprietor Roy L. Alciatore, son of Jules and grandson of Antoine Alciatore, is sampling the millionth order. The recipe is a sacred family secret.
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Title:
St. Charles Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back PM 1907 Nov-7
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Title:
The Cabildo
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back PM 1910 Feb-14
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Title:
The Country Club
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Old Absinthe House - Stairway
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen PM 1958 Mar-19
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Title:
Mr. Pat Waters Club My-O-My
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
Gay Interest
World's Most Beautiful Boys in Women's Attire
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Title:
Lugger Landing
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Metairie Cemetery
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
Description:
Adolph Selige Pub. Co.
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Title:
Awaiting Their Turn at the Cotton Gin
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Inner Court of Residence in the French Quarter
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
The U. S. Mint
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
French Opera House
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Part of Main Dining Room, Kolb's Tavern
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Pat O'Brien's
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Louisiana Superdome
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Continental Chrome PM 1982
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Title:
Southern Pine Home, Southern Pine Association
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
Description:
A complete home built throughout of Southern Pine. Ask us for information on Southern Pine, "The wood of service."
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Title:
River Steamers at Levee
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
New St. Charles Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Canal Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
French Market
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back PM 1910 Apr-20
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Title:
Charity Hospital
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Canal Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
St. Charles Avenue
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
The Cabildo, Spanish Prison
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back PM 1911 May-27
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Title:
Canal Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
Description:
This is a view of Canal Street, looking North-West. Canal Street is the Broadway of New Orleans for it is on this thoroughfare that the principal department stores, clothing establishments and other retail stores are located. Every street car line in the city is either operated on or across Canal, thus making it an easy matter for strangers to find their hotels, the shopping district etc. The twelve story building to the right is the Madison Blanche, one of the finest department stores in the South.
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Title:
Panorama of New Orleans
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
Description:
Showing the crescent shaped Mississippi River, whence the city was called "Crescent City."
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Title:
U.S.O. Club
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
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Title:
Twins Motel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
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Title:
Jung Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome PM 1960 Oct-9
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Title:
Mardi Gras Day in New Orleans
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
A day of unrestrained people at play; the greatest free show in the United States. New Orleans, City of Enchantment.
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Title:
Moisant International Airport - Main Lobby
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
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Title:
Royal Sonesta Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
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Title:
Canal Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Tamanaca Downtown Motel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
1725 Tulane Avenue - Closest to Heart of Famous Canal Street and French Quarter - Thermostatically controlled heating and air conditioning - Ice Water - Radio and Television in every room - Food, Beverage and Room Service - Free Ice Cubes - Swimming Pool - Sheltered Parking - Banquet and Meeting Rooms - Elevators.
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Title:
Corner in Dining Room, New Hotel Monteleone
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Lobby, New Hotel Monteleone
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Young Men's Christian Association, on Lee Circle
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
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Title:
Jung Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen
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Title:
The Roosevelt Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
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Title:
New Hotel Monteleone
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
Contains 660 rooms; is located in the center of the city's activities; convenient to all railway terminals, theatres, and Vieux Carre. Rates moderate.
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Title:
St. Charles Avenue
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back PM 1907 Nov-28
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Title:
Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
Description:
Old French houses in New Orleans Any time you feel the desire for good-things-to-wear hurry in here. Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes are waiting for you; and a lot of other good stuff. The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes
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Title:
New Orleans Jazz Band, Court of Two Sisters
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
New Orleans is the birthplace of jazz. Pictures is the well known Frog Man Band, one of the m any that keeps the French Quarter alive all night. Pictured in the foreground is the Court of Two Sisters Captain flaming the famous dessert Sherry Jubilee.
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Title:
Al Hirt's
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
Al Hirt's Bourbon and St. Louis Streets.
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Title:
Bourbon Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
Looking down the famous Bourbon Street where tourists go slumming to see gay, daring and risque entertainment and to listen to the music in the home of Dixieland Jazz.
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Title:
Rooftop Pool, Royal Orleans Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
La Riviera Rooftop pool, le spot cool, top of the glamorous Royal Orleans Hotel in the heart of the French Quarter. Exciting view of the old Quarter and sweeping view of the harbor. Royal Orleans has 400 air-conditioned luxury rooms. Hotel Corporation of America.
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Title:
The Ponchartrain Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
Our new California Suite blends the flair of light Contemporary design with rich textures of traditional furnishings to offer a decor of both contrast and harmony. St. Charles at Josephine.
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Title:
The Cabildo
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
Framed through the iron gates of Jackson Square, the Cabildo is one of the most famous places in the New Orleans French Quarter. Erected in 1795, it has had an important part in Louisiana history and culture ever since. Seat of the Spanish government in Louisiana, it was the scene of the transfer of Louisiana from Spain to France and from France to the United States in 1803. Today it is the Louisiana State Museum and its vast halls are filled with curious relics of the state's past, as well as important paintings and documents connected with its history. New Orleans - America's most interesting city.
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Title:
Jung Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
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Title:
Fort Pike and Rigolets Bridge
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen
Description:
One of the numerous forts in the vicinity of New Orleans is located on the Old Spanish Trail (US 90). The land was reserved for military purposes under executive order dated February 9, 1842. Recently restored and beautified and converted into a state park. In the background is the toll-free span over the Rigolets, noted fishing resort, which connects Lake Borgne and Lake Pontchartrain. Although located about 35 miles from Canal Street, Rigolets is within the corporate limits of the City of New Orleans.
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Title:
Huey P. Long Bridge
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
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Title:
Allen's Tourist Court
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen PM 1941 Nov-15
Description:
U.S. 90. 5 Mi. East of Business Section, New Orleans, La. Approved AAA Court
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Title:
Kolb's
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen PM 1940 Aug-21
Description:
A cosmopolitan restaurant catering to all tastes. St. Charles near Canal Street. This card comes to you from Kolb's, the restaurant with an individuality, famous for serving epicurean dishes of every nationality, since 1899. Some of our employees have been continuously in our service for over thirty years.
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Title:
The Roosevelt Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen PM 1936 Oct-22
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Title:
Pete Fountain's French Quarter Inn
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome PM 1965 Jun-30
Description:
One of the plushest and most popular clubs in New Orleans is the French Quarter Inn - Its elegant brick and wrought iron facade occupying a prominent corner on the fabled, fabulous Bourbon Street. The proprietor and main attraction is jazz clarinetist Pete Fountain who entertains nightly.
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Title:
Antoine's Restaurant, Established in 1840
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome PM 1967 Mar-03
Description:
713 St. Louis St. The Oldest French Restaurant in New Orleans In The Heart of the Vieux Carre. Roy L. Alciatore, Prop.
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Title:
Canal Street Looking West
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
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Title:
New Court House
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
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Title:
Canal Street Looking East
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
Description:
Canal Street, 170 feet wide, one of the widest central business throroughfares in the world, got its name from the fact that in olden days a big drainage canal ran down the center of it, and it marked the upper limits of the old city two centuries ago, with the ramparts along the edge of the canal and forts as terminals.
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Title:
Canal Street, Looking East
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
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Title:
Main Lobby, Hibernia Bank and Trust Company
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
Description:
The Main Banking Room of the Hibernia Bank & Trust Company is finished in Tavernelle marble and American walnut and covers an area of one-half acre. The forty-two cages and three entrances are of appropriately decorated bronze. The subdued gold of the ceiling adds the necessary warmth to the color scheme. The Bank has 300 employees and total resources of $60,000,000.
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Title:
Praline Seller
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border PM 1937
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Title:
The Little Theater
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border PM 1938 Jan-11
Description:
The Little Theater with a membership of nearly 3,000 has a nation-wide reputation. It is located at 616 St. Peter Street and forms the center of the Art Colony, a prominent feature in the life of old New Orleans.
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Title:
Three Oaks Plantation
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border PM 1938 Jan-19
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Title:
Madam Begue's Breakfast House
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back PM 1913 Sep-26
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Title:
Fabacher Restaurant - Main Dining Room
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back PM 1909 Oct-7
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Title:
Canal Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back PM 1912 Jan-18
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Title:
Potdras Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
St. Charles Street and St. Charles Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Birds Eye View of City
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Mardi Gras Fun Tour
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome PM 1949 Dec-6
Description:
YOU should go on the Mardi Gras Funtour* for the time of your life. See us or phone for folder and more information. Do it now.
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Title:
The Restaurant Antoine
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome PM 1940 Feb-21
Description:
Your order of Oysters a la Rockefeller since 1889 when this dish was concocted by Jules Alciatore at The Restaurant Antoine is number 1041752. Founded in 1840. 713 St. Louis Street. Present proprietor Roy L. Alciatore, son of Jules and grandson of Antoine Alciatore, is sampling the millionth order. The recipe is a sacred family secret.
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Title:
Martin Bros. Restaurant
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
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Title:
Kolb's Restaurant
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
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Title:
1880 Bar of Commander's Palace
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
In the Heart of the "Garden District," Washington Avenue at Coliseum Street. Founded in 1880. Operated by Frank Moran. It has through its eighty-two years' existence been a popular rendezvous of the Garden and Uptown Districts for its Delicious Food, Unique Cocktails and Patio. Interior Designs by Kenneth Nahan, N.S.I.D.
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Title:
Main Dining Room of Commander's Palace
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
Dining in the Grand Manor under the Baccarat Chandelier -In the Heart of the "Garden District", Commander's was founded in 1880. Operated by Frank Moran. It has, through its eighty-one years' existence, been a popular rendezvous of the Garden and Uptown Districts for its Delicious Food. Unique cocktails and Patio.
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Title:
Bel-Aire Motel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
"The South's Finest Motel" - 4104 Chef Menteur Highway, U.S. Route 90 - 11 East, 4 miles from Business Section. Tiled Baths - Tub-and-Shower Combination - Swimming and Wading Pools - TV - Thermostatically Controlled Heat - Cooled by Refrigerated Air. Member of Quality Courts United - AAA - Duncan Hines - AMHA
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Title:
Pat O'Brien's
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
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Title:
Royal Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Real Photo PM 1944 Mar-01
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Title:
Christ Church
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
St. Charles Street and St. Charles Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Margaret Statue
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back)
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Title:
View of Lafayette Square
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
View of Hotel Royal
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Martin Bros. Restaurant and Drive-In Stand, 5 Miles East of Canal St.
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
Martin Bros. Located on Highways No. 11 and No. 90 in Suburban New Orleans, is widely known for its excellent cuisine, specializing in seafood of all kinds, choice western steaks, and New Orleans fried chicken. Expertly mixed drinks served at ultra modern bar. OPEN 24 HOURS
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Title:
Cafe du Monde
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
E. C. Kropp Co.
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Title:
Canal Street at Night
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen
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Title:
Hotel Reed
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen
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Title:
Charity Hospital
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen
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Title:
Shushan Airport - Administration Building
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen PM 1938 Mar-21
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Title:
Loyola University
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
Metropolitan News Co.
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Title:
A Residence on St. Charles Avenue
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
Metropolitan News Co.
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Title:
Jung Hotel, 1500 Canal St.
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
"New Orleans' Newest Hotel" 700 Outside Rooms - 700 Baths - Absolutely Fireproof - Servidor Service - Running Ice Water - Ceiling Fans - Automobile Parking Grounds - Two Restaurants - Roof Ballroom
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Title:
Broussard's Paradise Courtyard Restaurant
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen
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Title:
Royal Palm Hotel Courts
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
Description:
Modern accommodations, 10 minutes from downtown New Orleans, Air-Conditioned, Panel Ray Heat, Air-Foam Mattresses. Member of AMHA - AAA.
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Title:
Southwinds Motor Court
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
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Title:
Hollywood Motel - 7119 Gentilly Road
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
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Title:
Capri Motel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome PM 1957
Description:
H. S. Crocker Co., Inc.
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Title:
Al Hirts on Bourbon Street
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
Showing the club of world-famous trumpet player, Al Hirt.
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Title:
Ochsner Foundation Hospital
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome
Description:
This modern, new 250-bed hospital, completely air conditioned, is located in northwest New Orleans, overlooking the Mississippi River. It is superbly equipped as a highly specialized institution and is similarly well fitted for its programs of scientific research and advanced specialty training.
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Title:
Brennan's French Restaurant - Patio
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
H. S. Crocker Co., Inc.
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Title:
The New St. Charles Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back
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Title:
Mardi Gras - General Andrew Jackson Rides Again
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
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Title:
Mardi Gras
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
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Title:
Mardi Gras
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
Cheers for the Sugar Bowl.
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Title:
Mardi Gras Parade
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Chrome unused
Description:
"Madame Butterfly" is the theme of this float, one of many taking part in one of the Mardi Gras parades. The annual event is marked by numerous parades, parties, festivities and all forms of revelry.
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Title:
Residence, St. Charles Ave.
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back PM 1912 Feb-11
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Title:
New Court House
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
Description:
American News Company
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Title:
Main Dining Room, Original Fabacher Restaurant
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back PM 1908 Apr-9
Description:
Corner Royal and Iberville Streets. Anthony Fabacher, Prop.
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Title:
Famous French Market
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
Description:
Note the antiquated Spanish road of larges stone blocks. The older part of the Market building was erected in 1791. It was enlarged to its present size in 1813. In the early Colonial days under Spanish dominion the site was an Indian trading post.
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Title:
Night View of the French Opera House
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
Description:
Before it was destroyed by fire on Dec. 4th 1919.
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Title:
Jackson Barracks
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
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Title:
Kolb's Tea Room, Kolb's Restaurant
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
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Title:
Vault Department, Hibernia Bank & Trust Company
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
Description:
Interior of the Safe Deposit Department of the Hibernia Bank & Trust Company, New Orleans, La., showing 48-ton steel door, which, safeguarded by four time locks, protects the circular entrance to the main vault. The walls of this vault are of steel and reinforced concrete. Several thousand boxes of various sizes offer security for the valuables of our customers.
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Title:
Savings Department, Hibernia Bank & Trust Company
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
Description:
Here is where thousands of the people of New Orleans keep their savings. Every facility is afforded for their convenience, which includes regular savings accounts. Christmas savings clubs, certificates of deposit, insurance premiums, clubs, payroll savings, and other special thrift plans.
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Title:
Hibernia Banmk Building
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
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Title:
Main Lobby, Hibernia Bank & Trust Company
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
Description:
Is finished in Tavernelle marble and American walnut and covers an area of one-half acre. The forty-two cages and three entrances are of appropriately decorated bronze. The subdued gold of the ceiling adds the necessary warmth to the color scheme. The bank has 300 employees and total resources of $60,000,000.
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Title:
HIbernia Securities Company - Main Office
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), White Border unused
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Title:
Country Club
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
The Ancient Archbishopric, Oldest Building in Louisiana
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
Description:
Erected in 1727 for the Ursuline nuns. In 1824 it was presented to the reigning Archbishop of New Orleans to be used as the residence for the Archbishops of the diocese.
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Title:
Margaret Statue and Park, New Orleans, LA.
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back PM 1909 Dec-04
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Title:
Cotton Exchange
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
New St. Charles Hotel
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back PM 1911 Feb-08
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Title:
La Louisiane - Main Dining Room
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Linen unused
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