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Tag Archives: nola
The “First” Mardi Gras Parade in New Orleans
I have read various articles that state that the first Mardi Gras walking “parade” was in 1837. Arthur Hardy stated that the parade consisted of “walking revelers.” But after a quick internet skim, I could not find a date, nor … Continue reading
Posted in General, History, Mardi Gras, New Orleans, Research
Tagged 1837, archives, comus, costumes, first parade, historical, history, krewe, larc, louisiana research collection, Mardi Gras, New Orleans, newspaper, nola, research, shroves-tuesday, times picayune, walking krewe, walking parades, watercolors
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Mrs. Halloween
For the last few years I have made it a point to stop by the home on St. Charles at State Street to take pictures of their amazing Halloween decorations. Last year I met the owner, Louellen Berger, who graciously … Continue reading
Posted in New Orleans, Photography
Tagged decorations, halloween, louellen berger, miss bones, New Orleans, nola, skeletons, st charles ave, state street
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Mascot Mondays #10 of 12: The Divorce Mill
Okay, I am on vacation. Morning on the beach eagle-watching, afternoon doing wedding prep for my nephew, evening dinner with friends and one free-for-all track meet… Determined to make this summer goal. As I stated in my lecture, toward the … Continue reading
Posted in Graduate School, History, Mascot Mondays, Research, The Mascot
Tagged 19th century, annie frisbie, belle eatman, divorce, edward kendall, eliza alleck, frank dumavant, george stepney, gerturde t. blackeslee, historical, horace d. price, james edwards, journal, malinda hurdle, New Orleans, newspaper, nola, research, the divorce mill, the mascot, weekly
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WWOZ & Running of the Bulls
WWOZ has an interview about the NOLA BULLS and used some of my photographs to accompany their feature. You can view the photos and listen to the interview HERE. You can also view my flickr pages from the 2011 Bull … Continue reading
Posted in New Orleans, Photography, Roller Derby
Tagged big easy rollergirls, bull run, encierro, festival, muses, New Orleans, nola, nola bulls, Photography, photos, pictures, roller bulls, roller derby, rollergirls, san fermin, sfno, skaters, skating, wwoz
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I am in Penthouse Magazine
I have a four-page spread in Penthouse Magazine. I never thought I would be saying that. I never thought I would be texting my brother, “Hey, guess what – your sister is in Penthouse.” I never thought I would be … Continue reading
Posted in New Orleans, Photography
Tagged Burlesque, Club, Dancers, G-string awards, Magazine, New Orleans, nola, Penthouse, Photography, Strippers
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BERG Goes Gaga!
What do you do when W Magazine calls you and tells you that they want to submit a video of The Big Easy Rollergirls for a promo Lady Gaga fan video. And they tell you that they need it the … Continue reading
Posted in New Orleans, Roller Derby
Tagged berg, big easy rollergirls, derby, Lady Gaga, Mardi Gras, New Orleans, nola, Roller, skating, Video
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