Discover the charming Carrollton neighborhood where history and architecture intersect with the St. Charles Streetcar Line and the mighty Mississippi River.
This former resort destination has evolved over 200 years into a community rich with culture and colorful characters galore. Tales of lumber and brick yards, butchers, riverboat captains and dairies are woven together to complete a dynamic picture of this vibrant neighborhood.
Emily Manger, @TheCarrolltonian, will define its architectural styles, introduce historic figures, and highlight captivating moments in time. Stories span from the cradle of Carrollton to modern times spotlighting luminaries that shaped New Orleans at large.
La Madeline is a quaint French Café serving rustic country fare, espresso and fresh baked baguettes.
This location is central to a number of shopping and dining options in the neighborhood. Oak Street is nearby and the streetcar rolls by.
Tucked near this venerable dining establishment is the cradle of Carrollton. Your guide will introduce you to tiny Fischer Park as well as a Memorial trough - you read that right.
This one time resort destination holds many layers of stories including those involving railways and lumberyard. Discover the most architecturally diverse neighborhood in New Orleans, a city known for many architectural riches. Numerous elements and styles will be explained. Learn about the relationship between the Civil War and the Black Pearl neighborhood. Visit a house that bananas built. Explore the history of brickyards, dairies and butchers near this captivating bend in the Mississippi River. Vestiges of the World's Fair on display and homes of heroic Riverboat Captains will be shared
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