French Quarter - Bayou Saint John, New Orleans LA, July 2 - 6, 2006
New Orleans' French Quarter & neighborhoods in 2006, showcasing historic buildings, charming streets & post-Katrina recovery – described by AI
A woman with a harp on a family tomb of Lucien Denapolis in Metairie Cemetery. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 2, 2006
A bronze monument of General Sidney Johnston in Metairie Cemetery. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 2, 2006
Carriage house at corner of Governor Nicholls and Saint Claude streets in Treme. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 2, 2006
North Rampart Street near Ursulines Street in French Quarter. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 2, 2006
Saint Clare Church at South Beach Boulevard (Road 606) near Vacation Lane in Bay Saint Louis. Mississippi, July 4, 2006
Gulls perching on a fishing pier near South Beach Boulevard (Road 606) in Bay Saint Louis. Mississippi, July 4, 2006
A round cottage on South Beach Boulevard (Road 606) near Sears Avenue in Bay Saint Louis. Mississippi, July 4, 2006
Fishing from concrete ruins at the end of Beach Boulevard (Bayou Caddy) in Lakeshore. Mississippi, July 4, 2006
Concrete ruins at Road 606 (Beach Boulevard) near Bayou Caddy in Lakeshore. Mississippi, July 4, 2006
A fish near Road 606 in Lakeshore. Mississippi, July 4, 2006
Islander Marina fishing village at Bayou Caddy in Lakeshore, view from Pleasure Street. Mississippi, July 4, 2006
A carcass of Saint John Catholic Church with a tent inside on Lower Bay Road near Lakeshore Cemetery Road in Waveland west from Bay Saint Louis. Mississippi, July 4, 2006
A temporary housing camp on Lower Bay Road in Waveland west from Bay Saint Louis. Mississippi, July 4, 2006
St. Ann's on Bayou Caddy Church moved by floodwaters across Lower Bay Road west from Bay Saint Louis. Mississippi, July 4, 2006
Crumbling brick walls of Fort Pike on Road 90, Saint Tammany Parish. Louisiana, July 4, 2006
A corner of Conti and Burgundy streets in French Quarter. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 5, 2006
Ernest Bellocq House (1856), later Norma Wallace brothel, now apartment house at 1026 Conti Street near North Rampart Street in French Quarter. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 5, 2006
Napoleon House (Nicholas Girod House, 1814) at 500 Chartres Street, a corner of Saint Louis Street in French Quarter. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 5, 2006
Galerie d'Art Francais at a corner of 541 Royal and Toulouse streets in French Quarter. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 5, 2006
Hotel Saint Marie and Campanel Cottage at a corner of Toulouse and Dauphine streets in French Quarter. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 5, 2006
Campanel Cottage (1811) at a corner of Toulouse and Dauphine streets in French Quarter. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 5, 2006
A corner of Saint Peter(?) and Dauphine(?) streets in French Quarter. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 5, 2006
DeSalvo House (1840) (Faulkner House Books) at 624 Pirate's Alley in French Quarter. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 5, 2006
Pink house at 3041 Dumaine Street, a corner of North Salcedo Street in Bayou Saint John neighborhood. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 6, 2006
3034 Dumaine Street, a corner of North Salcedo Street in Bayou Saint John neighborhood. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 6, 2006
A mansion at 1206 Bell Street, a corner of North White Street in Bayou Saint John neighborhood. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 6, 2006
This photo album captures scenes from New Orleans' French Quarter and surrounding neighborhoods, including Bayou Saint John, in July 2006. The images showcase historic buildings, charming streets, and picturesque landscapes, highlighting the city's unique architectural style and cultural heritage. Some photos also document the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, which devastated the region in 2005, with scenes of destruction and rebuilding efforts visible in nearby Mississippi towns such as Bay Saint Louis and Waveland. Overall, the album presents a nostalgic and intimate portrait of New Orleans and its surroundings, blending history, beauty, and resilience in the face of adversity. – AI summary
Quartier français - Bayou Saint John, La Nouvelle-Orléans LA, 2 au 6 juillet 2006. Cet album de photos capture des scènes du quartier français et des quartiers avoisinants de la Nouvelle-Orléans, y compris le Bayou Saint John, en juillet 2006. Les images mettent en valeur les bâtiments historiques, les rues charmantes et les paysages pittoresques, mettant en évidence le style architectural unique de la ville et son patrimoine culturel. Certaines photos documentent également les conséquences duourage Katrina, qui a ravagé la région en 2005, avec des scènes de destruction et d'efforts de reconstruction visibles dans les villes avoisinantes du Mississippi telles que Bay Saint Louis et Waveland. Dans l'ensemble, l'album présente un portrait nostalgique et intime de la Nouvelle-Orléans et ses environs, mélangeant histoire, beauté et résilience face à l'adversité – French translation
El French Quarter - Bayou Saint John, Nueva Orleans LA, del 2 al 6 de julio de 2006. Este álbum de fotos captura escenas del French Quarter y barrios cercanos de Nueva Orleans, incluido el Bayou Saint John, en julio de 2006. Las imágenes presentan edificios históricos, calles encantadoras y paisajes pintorescos, destacando el estilo arquitectónico único y el patrimonio cultural de la ciudad. Algunas fotos también documentan las consecuencias del Huracán Katrina, que devastó la región en 2005, con escenas de destrucción y esfuerzos de reconstrucción visibles en ciudades cercanas como Bay Saint Louis y Waveland. En general, el álbum presenta un retrato nostálgico e íntimo de Nueva Orleans y sus alrededores, mezclando historia, belleza y resiliencia ante las adversidades – Spanish translation
