| Old New Orleans |
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| I'll meet you 'round the bend, my friend...where hearts can heal and souls can mend. |
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| Is the U.S. Corps of Engineers in charge of a levee near YOU? The Corps has admitted that 122 levees across the country could be vulnerable. ARE YOU AT RISK? Visit Levees.org - holding the U.S. Corps of Engineers accountable for the catastrophic failure of the levees in Metropolitan New Orleans on August 29, 2005 - what Dr. Ray Seed, Geotechnical Engineering, University of CA at Berkeley, describes as "The worst engineering disaster in the world since Chernobyl." To find out if you're at risk, CLICK HERE and enter your zip code. |
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| The category titles are not listed in alphabetical order, but I've made an effort to alphabetize the list within each category. There are still many pages which - like the city itself - defy categorization. The site is intended for leisurely viewing, with one page or subject leading on to another, but I believe my recent re-working of the page will make it a bit easier for those who are searching for a particular place or name. (To search for a word on this page, click Ctrl + F or click 'Edit' on your toolbar; then 'Find on this page.') |
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| Whispers - Home Friday's Journal My G-Grandfather's Attic (My genealogy site) |
| Trying to track down info or a vintage photo about a person or place in Old New Orleans? I wish I had time to help, but, unfortunately, I don't. But I've created a page of links to sites that you may find useful in your quest: Nancy's N. O. Research Links: Photos - Genealogy - History |
| "New Orleanians dance when there is no music; we talk too much, laugh too loud, live too large and, frankly, we're suspicious of those who don't." -- Chris Rose |
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| Welcome! This site is a work in progress, I hope you'll come back often to see the new pages that have been added. I already had a collection of vintage New Orleans photos online, but, after the levee failures in 2005, I felt a need to create a series of pages that would enable me to devote more attention to specific places, customs |
| and people, with the emphasis still on old photographs, but including some of the city's rich and fascinating history. In this way, I can provide a more complete picture of my historic, unique and wonderful hometown, the grand old lady by the river, New Orleans. She has given me so much. This is my gift to her. Nancy Brister |
| ADDED TO EXISTING PAGES: Photo to Old St. Charles Hotel page, Photo to Those Milneburg Joys page, Photo to New Basin Canal page, Image to Historic Roosevelt Hotel page, Photo to Henry Allen School page |
| ADDED TO NEW ORLEANS RECIPES PAGE: Austin Leslie's Cream Cheese Cake, Creole Soup a la Madame Begue, Creole Onion Soup Au Gratin, Oyster Bisque |
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