Recent Event Highlights: Al Hirschfeld's drawings of Tennessee Williams' characters celebrated at the HNOC - NOLA.com, "Drawn to Life: Al Hirschfeld and the Theater of Tennessee Williams" - NOLA.com, LEH launches new website about state - Monroe News Star, 'Threads of Memory:' Exhibit explores Spain's role in US history (4:06 am) - Las Cruces Sun-News, 'Threads of Memory:' Exhibit explores Spain's role in US history, 'New Orleans Besieged' offers an historic twist - Monroe News Star, and 76 more...
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Al Hirschfeld's drawings of Tennessee Williams' characters celebrated at the HNOCNOLA.comWhat: The exhibit celebrates the centennial of the playwright's birth by blending more than 100 items from The Historic New Orleans Collection's Williams ...
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NumisMaster.comWestern Mints Came Late to DimesNumisMaster.comLagging behind the more easterly mints in New Orleans and Philadelphia, San Francisco would produce its first Seated Liberty dime with UNITED STATES OF ...and more »
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NOLA.com"Drawn to Life: Al Hirschfeld and the Theater of Tennessee Williams"NOLA.com... Sue Lyon, Deborah Kerr and Cyril Delevanti; United Artists Publicity; 1964; Vintage mounted reproduction Images from The Historic New Orleans Collection ...
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Today's Top Events, Tuesday, February 1My New OrleansThe Historic New Orleans Collection presents a seasonal tour of the history of Mardi Gras in New Orleans: “Myth, Mayhem and Majesty. ...
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Capturing CarnivalMy New OrleansA selection of vintage photographs from The Historic New Orleans Collection can help bring back some of those memories and provide views of Carnivals from ...and more »
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NOLA.comThe nation's only musician-owned orchestra, the LPO ranks as a leader in ...NOLA.comIt is also continuing its successful post-Katrina collaboration with the Historic New Orleans Collection, work supported by a $100000 grant from the ...
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LEH launches new website about stateMonroe News StarThe web site is a project of Louisiana State Museum, the Historic New Orleans Collection, Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities, National Endowment for the ...
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'Threads of Memory:' Exhibit explores Spain's role in US history (4:06 am)Las Cruces Sun-NewsThe New Mexico History Museum in Santa Fe had the exhibit until Jan. 9. The Historic New Orleans Collection in New Orleans is scheduled to have the exhibit ...History museum's "The Threads of Memory" opens todayEl Paso Timesall 4 news articles »
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...where the exhibit will be featured. The New Mexico History Museum in Santa Fe had the exhibit until Jan. 9. The Historic New Orleans Collection in New Orleans is scheduled to have the exhibit after it closes in El Paso on April 24. On Sunday, children and...
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'New Orleans Besieged' offers an historic twistMonroe News Star... this novel is a masterwork of historical fiction," writes Dr. Jessica Dorman, director of publications at The Historic New Orleans Collection. ...and more »
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"Darktown Strutters' Ball" Preview - Lucien Barbarin & Shannon Powell excerpt from TRADITION IS A TEMPLE: The Modern Masters of New Orleans, vol. I a motion picture of New Orleans music TRADITION IS A TEMPLE explores New Orleans' unique musical culture and the fragility of tradition in the modern world. The movie weaves together intimate personal discussions shot over a four year span with once-in-a-lifetime studio performances by New Orleans greats, such as Shannon Powell, Lucien Barbarin, Jason Marsalis, Topsy Chapman, Steve Masakowski, Ed Petersen, Roland Guerin, The Tremé Brass Band and many more. This portrait of New Orleans music culture highlights the musician's upbringing, how tradition shaped their identity and continues to inspire young people today. The film reminds us that the music of New Orleans is the root of popular American music. Without this music, we have no Hip-Hop, no Rhythm & Blues, no Funk and no Rock n' Roll. Get ready to clap your hands. Starring: Shannon Powell Jason Marsalis Lucien Barbarin Topsy Chapman & Solid Harmony Roland Guerin Steve Masakowski Ed Petersen Chuck Perkins The Baby Boyz Brass Band and The Tremé Brass Band featuring Eric Calhoun Produced by Darren Hoffman, Patrick Stafford & Kristen McEntyre Written by Darren Hoffman & Chuck Perkins Crew: Director / Editor -- Darren Hoffman Cinematography -- James Laxton Audio Recording -- Steve Reynolds Motion Graphics -- Ryland Jones Associate Producer -- Demetrius Wren Additional Editing ...
Hirschfeld/Williams Exhibit DRAWN TO LIFE Opens in New OrleansBroadway WorldOn view at The Historic New Orleans Collection's Williams Research Center, 410 Chartres St., "Drawn to Life: Al Hirschfeld and the Theater of Tennessee ...
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TRADITION IS A TEMPLE: The Modern Masters of New Orleans, vol. I a motion picture of New Orleans music TRADITION IS A TEMPLE explores New Orleans' unique musical culture and the fragility of tradition in the modern world. The movie weaves together intimate personal discussions shot over a four year span with once-in-a-lifetime studio performances by New Orleans greats, such as Shannon Powell, Lucien Barbarin, Jason Marsalis, Topsy Chapman, Steve Masakowski, Ed Petersen, Roland Guerin, The Tremé Brass Band and many more. This portrait of New Orleans music culture highlights the musician's upbringing, how tradition shaped their identity and continues to inspire young people today. The film reminds us that the music of New Orleans is the root of popular American music. Without this music, we have no Hip-Hop, no Rhythm & Blues, no Funk and no Rock n' Roll. Get ready to clap your hands. Starring: Shannon Powell Jason Marsalis Lucien Barbarin Topsy Chapman & Solid Harmony Roland Guerin Steve Masakowski Ed Petersen Chuck Perkins The Baby Boyz Brass Band and The Tremé Brass Band featuring Eric Calhoun Produced by Darren Hoffman, Patrick Stafford & Kristen McEntyre Written by Darren Hoffman & Chuck Perkins Crew: Director / Editor -- Darren Hoffman Cinematography -- James Laxton Audio Recording -- Steve Reynolds Motion Graphics -- Ryland Jones Associate Producer -- Demetrius Wren Additional Editing -- Benedict Kasulis, Ryland Jones, Andrew Hevia Additional Photography -- Richard ...
Written by Jessica Gatto Performed at New Orleans Songwriters Festival Teen Discovery Stage Historic New Orleans Collection-Royal Street
Written by Jessica Gatto Performed at New Orleans Songwriters Festival Teen Discovery Stage Historic New Orleans Collection-Royal Street
Written by Jessica Gatto Performed at New Orleans Songwriters Festival Teen Discovery Stage Historic New Orleans Collection-Royal Street
The Authors@Google team welcomed Paul Ingrassia to Google's New York office to discuss his book, "Crash Course: The American Automobile Industry's Road from Glory to Disaster". "Paul Ingrassia is the former Detroit bureau chief for The Wall Street Journal. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize in 1993 (with Joseph B. White) for reporting on management crises at General Motors, Ingrassia has chronicled the auto industry for more than twenty-five years. His latest book, "Crash Course: the American Automobile Industry's Road from Glory to Disaster," is the first book published about the 2009 bailouts and bankruptcies of General Motors and Chrysler. The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, Meet the Press, the PBS Newshour, CNBC, National Public Radio and more. He's a frequent op-ed contributor to The Wall Street Journal, Edmunds.com and other publications." This event took place on August 2, 2010.
The Southern Belle was a named passenger train service operated by the Kansas City Southern RailRoad (KCS) from the 1940s through the 1960s, running between Kansas City, Missouri and New Orleans, Louisiana. To promote the new train, KCS held a beauty contest to find "Miss Southern Belle," a young woman whose image would be used in advertising materials systemwide. This movie shows the train in 1940 as it collects the "Southern Belle's", as well as parts of the contest, then showing us the luxury features of the train. The "Poath Junction" collection contains a vast array of contemporary Australian train movies, model railways, and historic documentaries relating to transport from around the world. www.youtube.com The "Poath Junction" train movies collection, featuring Australian prototype railways. www.youtube.com Newsreels, publicity films and other historic transport related films. www.youtube.com Model trains & miniature railways
"Read My Pins: The Madeleine Albright Collection" features more than 200 pins, many of which former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright wore to communicate messages during her diplomatic tenure. The exhibit examines the collection for its historic significance and the expressive power of jewelry and its ability to communicate through a style and language of its own. On view June 18 -- October 11, 2010 Smithsonian Castle Washington, DC www.si.edu
In October 2005 The Historic New Orleans Collection initiated Through Hell and High Water: Katrina's First Responders Oral History Project, partnering with local, state, and federal agencies to document their experiences. In this interview Louisiana Department of Corrections agent Orville Lamartiniere discusses the evacuation of panicked inmates from chest-deep rising water in Orleans Parish Prison's Central Lockup. He also describes convincing escaped inmates from the fifth floor of an adjacent building to return to their cells for subsequent rescue. The remainder of his interview tells of inmates waiting days for evacuation buses to take them from the Broad Street overpass. This interview is a part of the exhibition Katrina +5: Documenting Disaster, which serves as a reminder of the history made since August 29, 2005 and The Historic New Orleans Collection's ongoing efforts to record it. Orville Lamartiniere, Lieutenant Colonel, Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola, Louisiana Department of Corrections March 24−25, 2009 "They thought they were just abandoned" Photos courtesy of the Louisiana Department of Corrections, MSS 571 Excerpted from: Orville LaMartinere oral history, March 24−25, 2009; interviewed by Mark Cave for the Through Hell and High Water: Katrina's First Responders Oral History Project, MSS 571, Williams Research Center, The Historic New Orleans Collection Slideshow created by Kent Woynowski, Digital Assets Manager, The Historic New Orleans Collection ...
In October 2005 The Historic New Orleans Collection initiated Through Hell and High Water: Katrina's First Responders Oral History Project, partnering with local, state, and federal agencies to document their experiences. In this interview Louisiana Department of Corrections agent James A. Paul recalls a young mother wading through water with a dehydrated infant to a bridge. Paul remembers the woman asking for water, but refusing to evacuate out of fear her other children would be left behind. This interview is a part of the exhibition Katrina +5: Documenting Disaster, which serves as a reminder of the history made since August 29, 2005 and The Historic New Orleans Collection's ongoing efforts to record it. James A. Paul, Captain, J. Levy Dabadie Correctional Center, Louisiana Department of Corrections June 17, 2009 "I often wonder if the child made it or not" Photos courtesy of the Louisiana Department of Corrections, MSS 571 Excerpted from: James A. Paul oral history, June 17, 2009; interviewed by Mark Cave for the Through Hell and High Water: Katrina's First Responders Oral History Project, MSS 571, Williams Research Center, The Historic New Orleans Collection Slideshow created by Kent Woynowski, Digital Assets Manager, The Historic New Orleans Collection for: Katrina+5: Documenting Disaster An exhibition presented by The Historic New Orleans Collection May 12−September 12, 2010
In October 2005 The Historic New Orleans Collection initiated Through Hell and High Water: Katrina's First Responders Oral History Project, partnering with local, state, and federal agencies to document their experiences. In this interview Louisiana Department of Corrections agent Melissa Murray describes people wandering aimlessly by the thousands in pitch darkness. There was no illumination from streetlights, businesses, or moonlight. Murray recalls her growing sense of unease as gunshots rang out in the night. This interview is a part of the exhibition Katrina +5: Documenting Disaster, which serves as a reminder of the history made since August 29, 2005 and The Historic New Orleans Collection's ongoing efforts to record it. Melissa Murray, Probation and Parole Officer, Louisiana Department of Corrections June 18, 2009 The Darkness Photo of civilians stranded on the interstate in the dark courtesy of the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, MSS 571; Photos of school buses and ambulances surrounded by crowds waiting to be evacuated courtesy of FEMA; Photo of helicopter flying in the night gift of Frederick F. Wilbert III, MSS 571; All other photos courtesy of the Louisiana Department of Corrections, MSS 571 Excerpted from: Melissa Murray oral history, June 18, 2009; interviewed by Mark Cave for the Through Hell and High Water: Katrina's First Responders Oral History Project, MSS 571, Williams Research Center, The Historic New Orleans Collection Slideshow ...
In October 2005 The Historic New Orleans Collection initiated Through Hell and High Water: Katrina's First Responders Oral History Project, partnering with local, state, and federal agencies to document their experiences. In this interview Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries agent James Hagan recalls finally getting rescue boats into the water at nightfall to begin rescuing flood victims from rooftops and attics. This interview is a part of the exhibition Katrina +5: Documenting Disaster, which serves as a reminder of the history made since August 29, 2005 and The Historic New Orleans Collection's ongoing efforts to record it. James Hagan, Sergeant, Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries May 14, 2008 "Calls for Help" Photos courtesy of the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, MSS 571 Excerpted from: James Hagan oral history, May 14, 2008; interviewed by Mark Cave for the Through Hell and High Water: Katrina's First Responders Oral History Project, MSS 571, Williams Research Center, The Historic New Orleans Collection Slideshow created by Kent Woynowski, Digital Assets Manager, The Historic New Orleans Collection for: Katrina+5: Documenting Disaster An exhibition presented by The Historic New Orleans Collection May 12−September 12, 2010
February 20, 2010, Francoise Gilot spoke with Arts Editor Doug MacCash of "The Times-Picayune" in New Orleans as she prepared for the historic opening of her Collection Privée 1940-1960 at The Vincent Mann Gallery in the French Quarter.
In October 2005 The Historic New Orleans Collection initiated Through Hell and High Water: Katrina's First Responders Oral History Project, partnering with local, state, and federal agencies to document their experiences. In this interview Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries agent Stephen McManus describes the lack of drinking water for the rescued, but frustrated, flood victims left stranded on the interstate. Many waited days for evacuation buses to arrive. This interview is a part of the exhibition Katrina +5: Documenting Disaster, which serves as a reminder of the history made since August 29, 2005 and The Historic New Orleans Collection's ongoing efforts to record it. Stephen McManus, Captain, Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries January 18, 2008 "The Most Frustrating Thing" Photos courtesy of the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, MSS 571 Excerpted from: Stephen McManus oral history, January 18, 2008; interviewed by Mark Cave for the Through Hell and High Water: Katrina's First Responders Oral History Project, MSS 571, Williams Research Center, The Historic New Orleans Collection Slideshow created by Kent Woynowski, Digital Assets Manager, The Historic New Orleans Collection for: Katrina+5: Documenting Disaster An exhibition presented by The Historic New Orleans Collection May 12−September 12, 2010
In October of 2005 The Historic New Orleans Collection initiated Through Hell and High Water: Katrina's First Responders Oral History Project, partnering with local, state, and federal agencies to document their experiences. In this interview of Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries agent Darryl Moore describes the commandeering of school buses to bring flood victims to safety. This interview is a part of the exhibition Katrina +5: Documenting Disaster and is a reminder of the history made since August 29, 2005 and The Historic New Orleans Collection's ongoing efforts to record it. Darryl Moore, Lieutenant, Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries April 22, 2008 "Can anybody start a school bus?" Photos courtesy of the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, MSS 571 Excerpted from: Darryl Moore oral history, May 14, 2008; interviewed by Mark Cave for the Through Hell and High Water: Katrina's First Responders Oral History Project, MSS 571, Williams Research Center, The Historic New Orleans Collection Slideshow created by Kent Woynowski, Digital Assets Manager, The Historic New Orleans Collection for: Katrina+5: Documenting Disaster An exhibition presented by The Historic New Orleans Collection May 12−September 12, 2010
The New Orleans Museum of Art and The Historic New Orleans Collection are proud to present their seventh joint exhibition, Women Artists in Louisiana, 1965-2010. The show resumes where last spring's exhibition, Women Artists in Louisiana, 1825-1965: A Place of Their Own, left off. The new exhibition continues to focus on the creative legacy of the state's women artists, starting with the dawn of postmodernism and bringing viewers to the present day. On view are forty-four paintings, sculpture, photographs, and decorative arts by forty artists. The works include portraits, landscapes, genre scenes, non-objectives, and abstracts. Among the featured artists are Martha Ambrose, Jacqueline Bishop, Lynda Benglis, Jane Nulty Bowman, Dawn Dedeaux, Lin Emery, Mignon Faget, Suzanne Joslyn Fosberg, Joanne Greenberg, Angela Gregory, Shearly Grode, Ronna Harris, Gail Hood, Ann Hornback, Jacqueline Humphries, Ida Kohlmeyer, Carol Leake, Shirley RabŽ Masinter, Chyrl Savoy, Eugenie "Ersy" Schwartz, Ann Strub, Patricia Whitty, Margaret Witherspoon, Mildred Wohl, and Jesselyn Zurik. Photographers include Debbie Fleming Caffery, Sandra Russell Clark, Tina Freeman, and Josephine Sacabo. This exhibition features some artists whose reputations are well established locally and nationally, and others who are still emerging. The contributions of these artists of the latter half of the century, understandably, were made possible by earlier women artists.
This is a collection of races that Michael Johnson competed in during the 1996 outdoor season. The first two races are the US Olympic Trial finals for the 200m and 400m. Johnson narrowly missing the world record in the quarter and breaks Mennea's world record in the 200m that stood for 17 years. The next races were great foreshadowing for the upcoming Olympic Games to be held in Atlanta. In these races, Johnson, Ato Boldon, Roger Black, and the forever young Frankie Fredericks put down some incredible times. Helping to serve as some motivation I am sure, Fredericks actually bested the new record holder in the 200m in a photofinish! Hopefully you enjoy the historic footage!
VIEUX CARRÉ CONFIDENTIAL! (series) episode #12 posted! TJ Fisher and Di Harris adventures! American heroine Margaret Haughery (1813-1882) was historical figure in New Orleans, the Mother Theresa of her era. Margaret's statue and story are featured in this non-comedy clip. Di remains off camera in this episode. Irish-born "Mother or Orphans" Margaret was one of the greatest, most influential heroines to have ever lived in the United States! A woman of unsurpassed charity, Margaret became famed for her lifelong championing of the destitute. Countless thousands of all creeds considered her a living saint worthy of canonization. Margaret was an uneducated Irish immigrant widow who reached iconic status as a beloved and influential humanitarian, philanthropist, businesswomen and social reformer. She devoted her life's work to charity and service to others, the care and feeding of the poor, hungry and homeless, and yellow fever victims. Margaret funded and built orphanages throughout New Orleans for people of every nationality, color and creed. A woman of many titles, Margaret overcame her own personal tragedies to become "The Bread Woman of New Orleans," "Mother of Orphans," "Angel of the Delta," "Mother Margaret," "Margaret of New Orleans," the "Celebrated Margaret," "Margaret of Tully," "Saint Margaret" and "Our Margaret." Over the centuries, Margaret's life has been chronicled and documented in countless books, periodicals and newspapers. A Catholic, Margaret worked closely ...
One in 50 teachers today are African-American males. In an effort to raise awareness and increase minorities involvement in schools, US Secretary of Education Arne Duncan visited a CDF Freedom Schools® site in New Orleans last week to moderate a roundtable of black and Latino young adults who after serving as interns at a CDF Freedom Schools ® site in their local communities went on to become teachers.
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Amy Goodman visits Google's Mountain View office to present her book "Breaking the Sound Barrier". This event took place on April 30, 2010, as part of the Authors@Google series. Amy Goodman breaks through the corporate medias lies, sound-bites, and silence in this wide-ranging new collection of articles. In place of the usual suspects, the experts who, in Goodmans words, know so little about so much, explain the world to us, and get it so wrong," this accessible, lively collection allows the voices the corporate media exclude and ignore to be heard loud and clear. From community organizers in New Orleans, to the courageous American soldiers who've said "No" to Washington's wars, to the victims of torture and police violence, we are given the extraordinary opportunity to hear ordinary people standing up and speaking out. As Willie Nelson says, "There is no one who should be more on the mainstream media, every day reminding us and giving us a glimpse of the power of one." Written with all of the fierce intelligence and passion for truth that millions have come to expect from Amy Goodmans reportage, Breaking the Sound Barrier is, in Arianna Huffington's words, "crusading journalism at its best." and, here's an example: www.youtube.com
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Washington, DC is the capital of the United States of America. It is the home of the President of the United States and Congress. Often called "DC", the District of Columbia, many tourists visit the city each year. They come to visit the parks, Capitol Hill, The Mall, and the many memorials and museums. Washington, DC is shaped like a rectangle and covers 62 square miles. DC is bordered by the states of Virginia and Maryland. The Potomac River flows along its western and southern borders. With a population of just over half a million people, the District of Columbia is the only city-state in the United States. Let's start our tour of DC at Capitol Hill, or "the Hill". In November 1800, the first joint session of the Senate and the House of Representatives was held here. More than forty presidents have called the White House home. The White House has 132 rooms, along with executive offices. It is also a museum of American antiques. The Ellipse is the large lawn south of the White House. Important activities are held here for special holidays. The rest of the year, people walk along the tree-lined paths. Near the White House is the Reflecting Pool. It is 1/3 of a mile long, 180 feet wide and three feet deep. The Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial are at opposite ends of the Pool. At the west end of the Reflecting Pool is the Lincoln Memorial. As the 16th president, Abraham Lincoln served during the American Civil War. He is famous for the Gettysburg Address. The ...
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Welcome to New Orleans Plantation Country, one of Americas most memorable travel destinations. Between the historic cities of New Orleans and Baton Rouge, visitors can explore a remarkable area where the past is gloriously alive. Here, a collection of famous plantations dot the verdant landscape along the Mississippi River, each offering a unique journey back in time. Come and enjoy our delicious Cajun and Creole cuisine, exhilarating swamp tours, comfortable accommodations and all the richness of Louisianas vibrant culture. Its all here, just minutes from New Orleans, awaiting your discovery.
TRADITION IS A TEMPLE: The Modern Masters of New Orleans, vol. I a motion picture of New Orleans music Tradition is a Temple is a timeless portrait of New Orleans and the musicians that make it such a unique city. Intimate discussions with contemporary New Orleans musicians highlight their history, upbringing and how tradition has shaped their identity and continues to inspire young musicians today. The film reminds us that the music of New Orleans is the root of popular American music. Without this music, we have no Hip-Hop, no Rhythm & Blues, no Funk and no Rock n' Roll. Get ready to clap your hands. Starring: Shannon Powell Jason Marsalis Lucien Barbarin Topsy Chapman & Solid Harmony Roland Guerin Steve Masakowski Ed Petersen Chuck Perkins The Baby Boyz Brass Band and The Tremé Brass Band featuring Eric Calhoun Produced by Darren Hoffman, Patrick Stafford & Kristen McEntyre Written by Darren Hoffman & Chuck Perkins Crew: Director / Editor -- Darren Hoffman Cinematography -- James Laxton Audio Recording -- Steve Reynolds Motion Graphics -- Ryland Jones Associate Producer -- Demetrius Wren Additional Editing -- Benedict Kasulis, Ryland Jones, Andrew Hevia Additional Photography -- Richard Thompson, Jason Prowell, Shane Sauer Story Editors -- Andrew Thomas, Alta Joy Broughton Presented by Tutti Dynamics Motion Picture Generous support provided by The University of New Orleans College of Liberal Arts, Department of Music -- The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Foundation ...
A collection of my VERY BEST of Mardi Gras photo's from 2010. Saints Players, French Quarter Balcony. Sean Payton with the Championship Trophy,, Drew Brees as KING Bacchus, he gave me a Nice pose off the Float. Beautiful Pictures of the Mardi Gras Indians. What a Beautiful day for Mardi Gras. I even caught a ZULU Coconut from the Queen herself ( WOW ). The ZULU Parade pictures, and SOME Lundi Gras also the Rebirth Brass Band. Great Pictures, I think so anyway. ENJOY, BIG MIKE
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Discover an exceptional collection of upscale hotels, restaurants, bars and lounges that capture the essence of New Orleans charm and hospitality. The New Orleans Hotel Collection is set apart by its distinctive style, personalized service and superb location ideal for meetings and weddings large or small as well as business and leisure travelers alike . The Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport, historic French Quarter and Warehouse District provide the backdrop for our collection, allowing our guests to experience the spirit of New Orleans. Take a leisurely stroll along the Mississippi River at the Riverwalk Marketplace, discover the art galleries and antiques of Royal Street, take part in the nightlife of Bourbon Street or travel stress-free with a close stay to the airport.
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Looking back to what seems like a simpler time - now incredibly 10 years in our past already. Highlighting the celebrations that took place December 31, 1999 leading up to the arrival of the new millennium. Coverage shows midnight arriving in the Central and Mountain Time Zones in Mexico City, Chicago, New Orleans, Boise, Denver, Phoenix, Salt Lake City and Calgary. Then the countdowns move to the West Coast in Seattle, Los Angeles, Vancouver, and San Francisco. There was such optimism everywhere that night. Some things since then may have disappointed us, but as another decade arrives now, maybe we need some of that again... Have hope - the 21st century is still young. *** All material is owned by original producers & talent; I claim no rights for profit -- just an admiration for all of the hard work that went into the programming they shared with the world on that historic day. ***
Tour 13 DesCours PODCAST for "Night Garden" by Virginia San Fratello and Ronald Rael, part of DesCours 2009 Installation series sponsored by the New Orleans Chapter of the American Institute of Architects. Concept: The Night Garden installation will take place in a traditional New Orleans courtyard with historic ceramic masonry construction. The Spanish style brick courtyards of New Orleans were built after the fires of the 1780s and 90s and typically included a water fountain that could be used to exterminate future fires. The choice of ceramic masonry for construction meant that the courtyards would be safe havens and would not burn as they had in the past. Borrowing from this rich history, The Night Garden is a new, vertical landscape built of glowing ceramic vessels. The vessels are built to hold water and blooming flowers, including evening primrose, moonflowers and brassavola. The flowers were chosen due to their fragrant nature and night blooming characteristic. The installation references the traditional construction material, the intentional placement of water, and the historic relevance of fire, all while highlighting the exotic plant life of New Orleans. Bio: Rael San Fratello Architects works at the intersection of architecture, art, culture, and environment and has won numerous awards for their work. VIRGINIA SAN FRATELLO is a licensed, practicing architect with over 10 years of professional and academic experience. She earned her Master of Architecture ...
Tom Hanks and Tom Brokaw discuss "Beyond All Boundaries" and the new expansion opening at The National World War II Museum in New Orleans. Hanks serves as narrator and executive producer of "Beyond All Boundaries," the new 4-D cinematic experience shown every hour on the hour at the Solomon Victory Theater. Hanks and Brokaw admit they are unabashed supporters of the Museum and encourage all Americans to visit the new expansion and the existing Museum, which opened in 2000.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places as an historic building within the Vieux Carre Historic District, the New Orleans Pharmacy Museum showcases its extensive collection and provides interpretive educational programs to present and preserve the rich history of pharmacy and healthcare in Louisiana; past and present. The Museum also highlights the role of Louis Joseph Dufilho, Jr. whose work symbolizes the beginning of a system of certifying the professional competence of pharmacists, and recognizing the vital significance of that competence for the public health.
From my 78rpm record collection. "The History of Jazz" vol.2 "HIGH SOCIETY RAG" KING OLIVER'S JAZZ BAND K. Oliver(1st Cornet) L. Armstrong(2nd Cornet) H. Dutray(Trombone) J. Dodds(Clarinet) L. Hardin(Piano) B. Johnson(Banjo) B. Dodds(Drums) Recorded June 1923 "The History of Jazz" This album was released after World War II by Nippon Columbia. This album was edited based on historic good acting of recorded jazz to mainly boil a disk affiliated with CBS. There are all 12 discs, 24 tunes.
Banksy is an English graffiti artist. He is believed to be a native of Yate, South Gloucestershire and to have been born in 1974, but there is substantial public uncertainty about his identity. His artworks are often satirical pieces of art on topics such as politics, culture and ethics. His pictures sell for 6 figures and one of his works sold at auction to Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie for 2 million dollars. Banksy has visited New Orleans and created more than 12 murals that depict Abraham Lincoln as a homeless man, a marching band wearing gas masks, and a boy flying a refrigerator kite. The New York Times reports that in a statement released by Banksy, the murals were created in response to Fred Radtke, an anti-graffiti campaigner also known as the Gray Ghost, who uses gray paint to cover up graffiti. This is a collection of the remaining murals that we were able to find, unfortunately the others have been painted over. Some of the property owners have put plexiglass over the artwork to protect them from the Gray Ghost. Wesley Mears
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