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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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All images, except where noted, Copyright © 2009-2014 Inside the Footprint. For permission to use images or excerpts, please contact me via the email address in my profile. Any use of content from this blog must be attributed.
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- A Way to Save LSU Footprint Houses?
- Will VA retain Pershing Place, a pocket park dedic...
- Rally/Meeting/Press Conference
- Roofs Return
- Big Time
- Inside and Out
- Partial
- Utilities Shut Off Update
- "Welcome Cuidado"
- Five More
- A Positive Story
- Salvage Gets Underway
- Slow Motion Move Out
- Waste Unltd.
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- Ostentatious
- A Small Step Inside Dixie Brewery
- Clay Tiles at Risk - 2320 Palmyra
- The Fight for Just Compensation
- Auf Wiedersehen: The Last Night at Deutsches Haus
- Good to See
- In the 5th Ward, Border of the 6th Ward
- A Big Question
- Solitary Artist
- Deutsches Haus
- Rally at Outer Banks Bar
- A Surreal Show - A New Twist on House Moving
- Gone - Sam Jupiter, Jr. Barbershop, Durand's Tuxed...
- "a property dispute"
- A Photo Cache
- An Explanation and a Crazy Sight
- Getting Skeletal
- Cutting Ties
- 315 S. Miro
- Down the Chimneys
- In the Neighborhood
- Utilities Removal Update
- Newsman
- Mike
- Gas Leak in VA Hospital Footprint
- Only Two
- Just Dust
- The Sound and the Fury
- Someone Sees Through the Smoke and Dust
- "From 6 a.m. until dark, you've got land movers go...
- 10,000+ Petitions
- The Question Remains
- Busy
- Roofs Return
- End of Utilities Eve
- "removal of utilities infrastructure will begin on...
- "it is gone now, what can we do?"
- Still Here
- Reminder: Charity Reuse Meeting Tomorrow Night at ...
- Moving Out
- New Significance
- The First Roof Replacement Gets Underway
- Echoes of S.W. Green: Brick Man
- Blue House on Galvez
- The Sad Tale of Priestly Charter School
- Third Property Demolished in LSU Footprint
- Corner Store Targeted
- Little Ms. Bettye, Wielding Crowbar...
- Home Demolished Instead of Moved
- A Resident of the VA Footprint Speaks Out
- A Forgotten Property
- "!!! Moved !!!"
- A Roundup of Press Conference Coverage
- State of Louisiana Threatens Remaining VA Footprin...
- "Reuse and/or Disposition of Charity Hospital"
- VA Begins Running ad at Nola.com
- Second Historic Home Demolished in LSU Footprint -...
- T-P Reports on S.W. Green Forum
- Report from the S.W. Green Forum
- Theft, Trespassing, and a Refusal to Go Quietly
- "Report an Abuse of Eminent Domain"
- On the LSU Footprint Side
- Minor Change Amidst the Major Change
- S.W. Green House - Forum Tonight
- Press Conference Tomorrow - in the LSU Footprint
- On the Radio
- A Second Storm
- Look Familiar? Where the Salvaged Items End Up
- VA Footprint Acqusitions: Ms. Brenda Breaux's Update
- City Council
- Last Days
- And Still They Remain
- The Dismantling Continues
- Strange
- Equipoise
- Corner Store - Will Be Moved
- After the Bell
- The First Structure is Demolished in the LSU Footp...
- Down in the Dust
- Wally's House
- The Triangle
- A question about the start of site preparation in ...
- "Save the Haus!"
- Demolitions Ongoing in the VA Footprint
- City Council Committee Meeting on Friday
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1 comment:
For the families of the old Third Ward, for those who came to help after Katrina, and all those who gave of themselves to build a better community only to have it forcibly taken from them, there is much more to this story than mere relocation of the Haus. It is the story of a community forbidden to rebuild and pressured to sell out so the City and State can say its residents relocated voluntarily and were not subjected to expropriation. It is also the story of a fatally-flawed historic preservation system in which studies of historic content and cultural impact are undertaken by contractors hired by project developers. Above all, it is a story of human sacrifice and cultural genocide.
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