Bywater - Fench Quarter, New Orleans LA, July 23 - 30, 2006
New Orleans after Katrina: 26 photos showcasing architecture, neighborhoods & daily life in Bywater, French Quarter & more – described by AI
A corner of Royal and Montegut streets in Bywater. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 23, 2006
Abandoned shotgun house on Pauline(?) Street near Urquhar Street in Saint Claude neighborhood. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 23, 2006
Marais Street near Independence Street in Saint Claude neighborhood. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 23, 2006
Congress(?) Street near Marais Street in Saint Claude neighborhood, with a fountain at rain. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 23, 2006
Overgrown gardens on Gallier(?) Street near Marais Street in Saint Claude neighborhood. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 23, 2006
Saint Claude Avenue near Clouet Street in Bywater. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 23, 2006
A corner of Saint Claude Avenue and Almonaster Street / Franklin Avenue in Bywater. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 23, 2006
Mr. Dan's Thrift Shop at 2400 Saint Claude Avenue, a corner of Saint Roch Avenue in Faubourg Marigny. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 23, 2006
A house at 6030 Chestnut Street near State Street in Audubon neighborhood. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 28, 2006
A house at 818 - 820 Broadway Street near Saint Charles Avenue in Audubon neighborhood. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 29, 2006
Kappa Sigma fraternity at 642 Broadway Street near Freret(?) Street in Audubon neighborhood. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 29, 2006
Luca Vacarro-Shwarz-Long-Sternberg House (1923) at 14 Audubon Boulevard near Willow Street in Audubon neighborhood. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 29, 2006
F. M. Lassen House (1919) at 56 Audubon Boulevard near Hickory Street in Audubon neighborhood. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 29, 2006
McGuirk - Geoghagen - Roy - Conwill IV House (1912) at 70 Audubon Boulevard near Hickory Street in Audubon neighborhood. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 29, 2006
Lawin Isaac - John Ochsner House (1928) at 84 Audubon Boulevard near Hickory Street in Audubon neighborhood. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 29, 2006
Willie Mintz mansion (1925) at 238 Audubon Boulevard near South Claiborne Avenue in Audubon neighborhood. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 29, 2006
Walter Cook Keenan - Rose Bayola Geecks cottage "Swiss Shadows" (1913) at 290 Audubon Boulevard near Fontainebleau Drive in Marlyville/Fontainebleau neighborhood. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 29, 2006
David J. Maddox house (1926) at 424 Audubon Boulevard near Fontainebleau Drive in Marlyville/Fontainebleau neighborhood. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 29, 2006
James W. Warren house (1930) at 470 Audubon Boulevard near Walmsley Avenue in Marlyville/Fontainebleau neighborhood. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 29, 2006
J. Stasse house (1930) at 456 Audubon Boulevard near Walmsley Avenue in Marlyville/Fontainebleau neighborhood. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 29, 2006
Charles A. Wright house (1921) with white balls at 340 Audubon Boulevard in Marlyville/Fontainebleau neighborhood. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 29, 2006
Eleonor McMain Secondary School (1930 - 1932) at 5712 South Claiborne Avenue, a corner of Joseph Street in Audubon neighborhood. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 29, 2006
A courtyard littered by bricks at 1010 Dumaine Street near Burgundy Street in French Quarter. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 30, 2006
Gabriel Peyroux House (1780), now Hotel Saint Pierre at 901 - 7 Burgundy Street, a corner of Dumaine Street in French Quarter. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 30, 2006
Creole cottage at 1129(?) Burgundy Street near Saint Ann Street in French Quarter. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 30, 2006
Old apartments and Orlando's Society Page Lounge bar on Toulouse Street, a corner of 542 North Rampart Street in French Quarter. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 30, 2006
This photo album showcases a collection of 26 images taken in New Orleans, Louisiana, between July 23-30, 2006, capturing the city's architecture, neighborhoods, and daily life in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. The photos depict various scenes from the Bywater, French Quarter, Saint Claude, Audubon, Marlyville/Fontainebleau, and Faubourg Marigny neighborhoods, featuring historic homes, abandoned buildings, vibrant street life, and glimpses of the city's resilient community. From ornate Creole cottages to grand mansions, thrift shops, and bars, the album presents a diverse and nuanced portrait of New Orleans' unique cultural heritage and its people's determination to rebuild and thrive amidst challenges. – AI summary
Bywater - Quartier français, La Nouvelle-Orléans, LA, du 23 au 30 juillet 2006. Cet album de photos présente une collection de 26 images prises à La Nouvelle-Orléans, en Louisiane, entre le 23 et le 30 juillet 2006, capturant l'architecture, les quartiers et la vie quotidienne de la ville après le passage de l'ouragan Katrina. Les photos représentent diverses scènes des quartiers de Bywater, Quartier français, Saint Claude, Audubon, Marlyville/Fontainebleau et Faubourg Marigny, présentant des maisons historiques, des bâtiments abandonnés, une vie de rue animée et des aperçus de la communauté résiliente de la ville. Des cottages créoles ornés aux grandes maisons, en passant par les magasins d'occasions et les bars, l'album présente un portrait diversifié et nuancé du patrimoine culturel unique de La Nouvelle-Orléans et de la détermination de ses habitants à se reconstruire et prospérer malgré les défis – French translation
Байватер - Французский квартал, Новый Орлеан, штат Луизиана, 23-30 июля 2006 г. Этот фотоальбом содержит коллекцию из 26 снимков, сделанных в Новом Орлеане, Луизиана, в период с 23 по 30 июля 2006 года, которые запечатлели архитектуру города, районы и повседневную жизнь после урагана Катрина. На фотографиях изображены различные сцены из кварталов Байватер, Французский квартал, Сент-Клод, Одубон, Марливилль/Фонтенбло и Фобур Мариньи, на которых представлены исторические дома, заброшенные здания, оживленная улица и взгляды на стойкое сообщество города. От богато украшенных коттеджей Креольской архитектуры до величественных особняков, бутиков и баров, альбом представляет собой разнообразный и детальный портрет уникального культурного наследия Нового Орлеана и решимости его людей восстанавливаться и процветать среди трудностей – Russian translation
