New Orleans

Historic house in New Orleans; research record.

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Napoleon House

The 1797 house built for Napoleon’s "rescue"—never used.

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Fort

Fort Pike

Fort in New Orleans; research record.

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Fort

Fort Macomb

Fort in New Orleans; research record.

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House

Pitot House

The 1799 Creole house—where the mayor lived on the bayou.

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Hotel Monteleone

The French Quarter’s literary hotel—the Carousel Bar and a floor of ghosts.

Bourbon Orleans Hotel

A former ballroom and convent—Civil War orphans and a dancer’s ghost.

Le Pavillon Hotel

"The Belle of New Orleans"—a man in the lobby and a girl who fell.

Provincial Hotel

The Quarter’s Civil War hospital—blood in the courtyard lore.

Dauphine Orleans Hotel

May Baily’s—the 1857 bordello whose working girls stayed on.

Site

UpStairs Lounge site

June 24, 1973—the gay bar fire that killed 32.

Site

Charity Hospital

The 1736 hospital—abandoned since Katrina.

St. Louis Cemetery No. 2

The second cemetery—where the jazz men rest.

Site

Old Ursuline Convent

The 1752 convent—the oldest building in the Mississippi Valley.

House

Gallier House

The 1857 townhouse—where the architect died.

Amusement Park

Six Flags New Orleans

The park Katrina killed—abandoned since August 2005.

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Lafayette Cemetery No. 1

The Garden District’s 1833 walled necropolis—where Interview with the Vampire filmed.

Metairie Cemetery

The racetrack-turned-necropolis with the "mystic" gate.

Greenwood Cemetery

The City of the Dead’s firemen’s tumuli and the firemen’s ghost.

Muriel’s Jackson Square

The restaurant that keeps a table set for its resident ghost.

Antoine’s

The 1840 restaurant that invented Oysters Rockefeller—in the Haunted Quarter’s heart.

Arnaud’s

"Count" Arnaud’s 1918 restaurant—and the Germaine Wells museum.

Court of Two Sisters

The 1832 courtyard restaurant on the site of a governor’s mansion.

Brennan’s

The pink Royal Street landmark that invented Bananas Foster.

Tujague’s

The 1856 stand-up bar—the Quarter’s second-oldest restaurant.

Bar

Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop

The 1770s Creole cottage that is the Quarter’s oldest bar building.

Bar

Old Absinthe House

The 1807 bar where the "absinthe frappé" was born—and the marble fountain stayed.

Bar

Pat O’Brien’s

The Hurricane’s birthplace—the 1933 speakeasy-turned-landmark.

Commander’s Palace

The 1893 Garden District landmark—the Brennan flagship.

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St. Louis Cemetery No. 1

Cemetery in New Orleans; research record.

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Arnaud’s Restaurant

Restaurant in New Orleans; research record.

Museum

New Orleans Historic Voodoo Museum