Lafayette Cemetery No. 1 | New Orleans, LA
Categories: Louisiana, New Orleans • Tags: above-ground tombs, cemetery, haunted, historic, historical, louisiana, new orleans, south, southern
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The Myrtles Plantation | St Francisville, LA
These photos were taken in 2010, with one of my first cameras, so the quality is not that great.This hotel is known to be extremely haunted. We had a few spooky events occur while staying here, but nothing too terrifying. The food and service was fantastic, and the scenery is beautiful. I’d recommend their restaurant if you are in the area, but I think that a one night stay was enough for me.
Categories: Louisiana, St Francisville • Tags: cottage, courtyard, haunted, historic, inn, louisiana, oak trees, plantation, pond, rustic, south, southern, Spanish moss, St Francisville, the myrtles
Tulane Student Union | New Orleans, LA
I love taking pictures of places that look abandoned. These pictures were taken over a holiday break, thus the absence of students. It is always a pleasure to walk around feeling like you own the place!
Categories: Louisiana, New Orleans • Tags: benches, cafeteria, chairs, glass, hallway, light fixtures, louisiana, new orleans, stairs, student union, tables, tulane
Tulane University | New Orleans, LA
This is only a glimpse of Tulane’s campus. The grounds are quite large, and I didn’t have enough time to see everything. Even still, I had a very pleasurable stroll on a very nice day!
Categories: Louisiana, New Orleans • Tags: benches, brick, buildings, campus, collegiate, green, grounds, louisiana, new orleans, old, shadows, sunny, trees, tulane, tulane university, university
St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 | New Orleans, LA
If you make your way to New Orleans, the St. Louis Cemeteries are a must see. These cemeteries are said to be the oldest of its type with above ground tombs. There are many famous people buried here, including Voodoo Queen Marie Laveau. I’m sure it is just a coincidence, but after passing her grave and making light of it, I came down with a flu bug a couple of days later. This set of photos was taken with a […]
Categories: Louisiana, New Orleans • Tags: above ground, brick, cemetery, famous, graves, historical, louisiana, new orleans, old, St. Louis, tombs, voodoo queen
Swamp Tour | Westwego, LA
I drove to Westwego, about 20 miles away from New Orleans, for a swamp tour of Bayou Segnette. I saw all kinds of neat critters; gators, birds, and the neatest of all, a family of nutrias building a nest. The tour was relaxing and peaceful. The tour guide mentioned that he used to play in these swamps as a kid… without a boat. I’m surprised he is still alive to tell about it!
Categories: Louisiana, Westwego • Tags: boat, brown, cross, dock, green, ladder, louisiana, moss, new orleans, pier, swamp, tour, trees, water, waves, westwego
Jackson Square | New Orleans, LA
Jackson Square, named after Andrew Jackson, is a huge attraction in New Orleans. It is located in the French Quarter around many other historical sites, including the St. Louis Cathedral (also pictured). On almost any given day you can enjoy the works of local artists and musicians in the square. Sadly, on this given day a storm rolled in and drenched myself and my trusty camera. This was the day my first fancy camera died. : (
Categories: Louisiana, New Orleans • Tags: andrew jackson, artists, cloudy, fountain, gate, gloomy, historic, iron, iron gate, jackson square, louisiana, musicians, new orleans, pigeons, square, st. louis cathedral, stormy, street
French Quarter in the Summer | New Orleans, LA
If you visit New Orleans, you will most likely end up in the French Quarter at some point. These photos are a glimpse of the storefronts and residential areas of the Quarter. As a side note, you should always know where you are going while in New Orleans. Just saying.
Categories: Louisiana, New Orleans • Tags: architecture, balconies, buildings, dresses, french quarter, gates, historic, homes, iron, jackson square, louisiana, new orleans, nola, residential, stairs, stoops, stores, streets
Shrimp Boats | Westwego, LA
These fishing boats were docked near the Market Wego. The market offers fresh fish and other local catches. These pictures were taken at the start of a swamp tour. After the tour I purchased a chicken stuffed with crawfish and dirty rice… yummmmie! The best. The fishing economy has really struggled since hurricane Katrina, so this was a somewhat somber experience, but you can’t keep the good people of Louisiana down!
Categories: Louisiana, Westwego • Tags: boat, chicken, crawfish, dirty rice, dock, fishing, katrina, louisiana, market, shrimp, swamp, water
E. Casa de Calvo 