Furniture, clothes hangars, and boxes of all kind sit on the curb outside the row of three camelbacks in the 1800 block of Cleveland Avenue in the UMC Footprint. Hardly any residents remain in the UMC Footprint.
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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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- UMC Street Revocation - On Thursday's City Council...
- Echoes of Robert Moses...in the UMC Footprint
- Jones: "we will be dealing with expropriation laws...
- The Children's Clinic - Demolished
- City of New Orleans to use additional federal doll...
- A good point
- Inside the Footprint: Today in the UMC Footprint
- "in the event Treme decides not to Treme itself, i...
- "State running low on money for property in the wa...
- Back in force
- Anole
- "Funding cuts could delay charity hospital project"
- Public Works Committee met today on UMC street rev...
- Jerry Jones suddenly backtracks on UMC delay
- The Big News
- Endemic
- Eviction Notice
- Two Relevant Meetings this Week
- Quite interesting
- The View from S. Rocheblave
- Tracks
- A Pile of Piles
- More water than usual
- BioDistrict bill before legislative committee tomo...
- Salvage, sure, but a real loss
- Death of Deutsches Haus
- Three-Bay Going Down
- Salvage yesterday - on the former Deutsches Haus
- Times-Pic Focuses on Moved VA Houses
- "Expansion"
- "I'm just so tired."
- Positive rumblings on UMC house moving
- A glance in the rearview mirror
- Sliced
- A Troubling Tipping Point
- More on filming in UMC Footprint
- Signs - Filming Tomorrow and Wednesday in the LSU ...
- Demolished, LSU Footprint
- American Institute of Architects to hold multiple ...
- Demolished Yesterday
- Mid-City Neighborhood Organization - Opposes LSU F...
- Desertification #2
- State legislature moves to assert authority over U...
- State of Louisiana, Jacobs Engineering tried to ev...
- Remnants of Life
- More Demos - UMC Footprint is laid to waste
- "All of this is confusing. None of it follows a p...
- Crews under Jacobs Engineering continue demolition...
- Dixie Brewery: Still in Limbo
- Catching Up: Media
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