Seale Paterson

1910 Pizzati’s Arch at City Park

The original Pizzati Arch at City Park. Each stone gate had a bronze plaque...

Waterbury’s Drug Store

Waterbury’s at 1036 Canal St., on April 4, 1955. On the corner of Rampart...

History of The Louisiana Apartments

The Louisiana Apartments (pictured here in 1950) were built by O. Bechtel and Sons,...

The History of Tony Bacino’s Lounge

Tony Bacino’s Lounge at 201 Bourbon St. in 1964. Tony Bacino owned bars in...

Nostalgia: Bill Strother The Human Spider

Strother climbed the Hibernia Bank Building at 226 Carondelet St., drawing a crowd of...

Nostalgia: Fuerst and Kraemer’s Candy and Sweets Company

The chocolate “daylight factory” (named so for its oversized windows that allowed for ample...
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Nostalgia: The 1916 Farm and Livestock Show

E.J. McCall of the McCall Blue Ribbon Livestock Farm near Donaldsonville took the Grand...

The New Orleans Brewing Company

In the late 19th century, beer brewing was booming in New Orleans. A merger...

The History of The Stanton Building

The Stanton Building was designed by noted architects Favrot & Livaudais, who also designed...

The Garden District Carnival Club

A week after Mardi Gras 1909, the Garden District Carnival Club officially formed. A...

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