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Year Summary
Well, it’s been a busy year and I have not had a chance to really promote anything. So here is a quick summary of the past year. In October 2017, my article Last Days of Storyville was published in New … Continue reading →
Posted in Cemeteries, History, New Orleans, Stories from the St. Louis Cemeteries of New Orleans, Uncategorized
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Tagged bienville, Bienville tattoos, City Park, errol laborde, First 300 Years, Lawrence Powell, Leah Chase, LEH, mermaids, mermaids of New Orleans, mother beer, Mrs. Monahan, New Orleans, New Orleans & the world, New Orleans magazine, Patricia Brady, peggy scott laborde, Pelican Publishing, Press Club New Orleans, richard campanella, Sally Reeves, storyville, tenderloin, tricentennial, Walter Isaacson
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Tales from the Crypt & Deep Sea: Marie Laveau’s Tomb and the Evening Star
I am VERY excited about my lecture “Tales from the Crypt & Deep Sea: Marie Laveau’s Tomb and the Evening Star” at the Louisiana Humanities Center (938 Lafayette St) this Thursday, October 29, 2015 from 6pm to 8pm. Here are … Continue reading →
Posted in Cemeteries, History, Hope and New Orleans, New Orleans, Research, Stories from the St. Louis Cemeteries of New Orleans
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Tagged 1866, Carolyn Morrow Long, cemeteries, Delphine LaLaurie, evening star, graves, graveyard, history, hurricane, James Gallier, LEH, louisiana cultural vistas, marie laveau, New Orleans, nola, Photography, shipwreck, st. louis #2, st. louis #3, st. louis 1, st. louis cemetery no. 1, St. Louis Cemetery No. 2, St. Louis Cemtery No. 3, stories from the st. louis cemeteries of new orleans, tombs
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