Ursuline Convent - Saint Charles Avenue, New Orleans, May 14 - 15, 2005
New Orleans in 2005: 26 photos of landmarks, houses & streets showcasing its charm & historic beauty before Hurricane Katrina – described by AI
A statue in Saint Mary's Church in Old Ursuline Convent. New Orleans, Louisiana, May 14, 2005.
Interior of Saint Mary's Church in Old Ursuline Convent. New Orleans, Louisiana, May 14, 2005.
Statues of Frances Xavier Cabrini and other saints in a courtyard of Old Ursuline Convent. New Orleans, Louisiana, May 14, 2005.
A simple house at 1432 Chartres Street at a corner of Kerlerec Street in Faubourg Marigny. New Orleans, Louisiana, May 14, 2005.
A house at 2433 - 2435 Burgundy Street near Spain Street in Faubourg Marigny. New Orleans, Louisiana, May 14, 2005.
A shotgun house near Burgundy(?) Street in Faubourg Marigny. New Orleans, Louisiana, May 14, 2005.
Creole cottage with banana at 712 1/2 Spain Street near Royal Street in Faubourg Marigny (Pierre Coulon 1831 - Duncan - Alfred Jacquet). New Orleans, Louisiana, May 14, 2005.
A house at 2711-2713 Burgundy Street in Faubourg Marigny. New Orleans, Louisiana, May 14, 2005.
A window of Holy Trinity Church (1853) at 721 Saint Ferdinand Street in Faubourg Marigny. New Orleans, Louisiana, May 14, 2005.
An abandoned double gallery house (1887) at 2613 Royal Street in Faubourg Marigny (Eulalie Rouvant - John Murray - Marie Thomasine Ceressol - Lamotte - Mrs. Leon - J. Garvey - Charles Seeman). New Orleans, Louisiana, May 14, 2005.
A double gallery house at 2709 Royal Street (Marie D'Aunoy - Miltenberger - Nott - Maurice Garvey) and two towers of Holy Trinity Church in Faubourg Marigny. New Orleans, Louisiana, May 14, 2005.
A house at 919 Saint Ferdinand Street near Burgundy Street in Faubourg Marigny. New Orleans, Louisiana, May 14, 2005.
A house on North Rampart Street in Faubourg Marigny. New Orleans, Louisiana, May 14, 2005.
Saint Roch Market, view from North Rampart Street in Faubourg Marigny. New Orleans, Louisiana, May 14, 2005.
Apartment houses near Camp Street, view from a parking lot in Warehouse District. New Orleans, Louisiana, May 15, 2005.
Gate of Saint Patrick's Catholic Church at 724 Camp Street. New Orleans, Louisiana, May 15, 2005.
Moller organ of Saint Patrick's Cathedral. New Orleans, Louisiana, May 15, 2005.
Interior of Saint Patrick's Catholic Church. New Orleans, Louisiana, May 15, 2005.
Interior of Saint Patrick's Roman Catholic Church. New Orleans, Louisiana, May 15, 2005.
Abandoned houses near Camp Street, view from a parking lot in Warehouse District. New Orleans, Louisiana, May 15, 2005.
Live oak at a corner of Coliseum and Polymnia streets, with galleried Wilson - Josephs House (1847) at 1741 Coliseum Street, in Lower Garden District. New Orleans, Louisiana, May 15, 2005.
John Legier, Jr. - Hebert-Scheuermann House (1910) at 5345 Saint Charles Avenue, near Jefferson Street. New Orleans, Louisiana, May 15, 2005.
A house on Joseph Street near Saint Charles Avenue. New Orleans, Louisiana, May 15, 2005.
Rosa Park, view from Saint Charles Avenue at evening. New Orleans, Louisiana, May 15, 2005.
Columns of Shaffer-Putnam-Springer House at 11 Rosa Park Street, near Saint Charles Avenue. New Orleans, Louisiana, May 15, 2005.
William Reid - Deming - Simon - Montgomery - Craig - Bolles House (1910) at 2 Richmond Place, near Loyola Street. New Orleans, Louisiana, May 15, 2005.
This photo album captures the architectural charm and historic beauty of New Orleans, Louisiana, in May 2005, just months before Hurricane Katrina. The album features 26 images showcasing various landmarks, houses, and streets in the city's iconic neighborhoods, including the Garden District, Faubourg Marigny, and Warehouse District. From grand antebellum mansions to quaint Creole cottages, and from ornate churches to humble shotgun houses, the photos reveal the city's unique cultural heritage and architectural diversity. The images also provide a glimpse into the daily life and surroundings of New Orleans' residents, with scenes of quiet streets, lush gardens, and historic buildings that evoke a sense of serenity and timelessness. Overall, the album presents a poignant and nostalgic portrait of New Orleans on the cusp of a major turning point in its history. – AI summary
Couvent des Ursulines - Avenue Saint-Charles, Nouvelle-Orléans, 14-15 mai 2005. Cet album de photos capture le charme architectural et la beauté historique de La Nouvelle-Orléans, en Louisiane, en mai 2005, quelques mois avant l'ouragan Katrina. L'album comporte 26 images présentant divers sites emblématiques, maisons et rues des quartiers emblématiques de la ville, dont le Garden District, Faubourg Marigny et Warehouse District. Des grandes maisons d'avant-guerre aux charmantes petites maisons créoles en passant par les églises ornées et les maisons à fusil humbles, les photos révèlent l'héritage culturel unique et la diversité architecturale de la ville. Les images donnent également un aperçu de la vie quotidienne et du cadre de vie des résidents de La Nouvelle-Orléans, avec des scènes de rues calmes, jardins luxuriants et bâtiments historiques qui évoquent une sensation de sérénité et d'intemporalité. Globalement, l'album présente un portrait poignant et nostalgique de La Nouvelle-Orléans au bord d'un tournant majeur dans son histoire – French translation
Урсулинский монастырь - Сент-Чарльз-Авеню, Новый Орлеан, 14-15 мая 2005 года. Этот фотоальбом запечатлевает архитектурное очарование и историческую красоту Нового Орлеана, Луизиана, в мае 2005 года, всего за несколько месяцев до урагана Катрина. Альбом содержит 26 изображений, демонстрирующих различные достопримечательности, дома и улицы в культовых районах города, включая Район садов, Фобур Маргини и Район складов. От великолепных особняков до войны за независимость до милых коттеджей Creole, от богато украшенных церквей до скромных домов-шахмат и далее, фотографии раскрывают уникальное культурное наследие города и архитектурное разнообразие. Кроме того, изображения позволяют заглянуть в повседневную жизнь и окружение жителей Нового Орлеана, с эпизодами тихих улиц, пышных садов и исторических зданий, которые вызывают ощущение спокойствия и незыблемости. В целом, альбом представляет собой душераздирающий и ностальгический портрет Нового Орлеана накануне большого поворотного момента в его истории – Russian translation
