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Bounded by: Tulane Avenue, S. Rocheblave Street, Canal Street, and S. Claiborne Ave./I-10
New Orleans, Lousiana
Documenting the Lower Mid-City footprint of the proposed LSU-VA Hospital
The Proposed Footprint
Bounded by: Tulane Avenue, S. Rocheblave Street, Canal Street, and S. Claiborne Ave./I-10
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2 comments:
Nothing in particular to say about this post, other than it’s another great one. I just want to thank you (again) for showing us that this Mid City neighborhood isn’t all blight, and that if it’s paved to build mostly a parking lot, many people will lose the homes they love, and the city will lose some architectural treasures.
You're welcome - not a problem.
If you're free tomorrow night - and not already slated for Po'Boy Preservation Fest, feel free to stop by Wally Fest, the block party in honor of resident Wally Thurman's 80th birthday.
It's near Outer Banks Bar on Palmyra.
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