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Preservation in Print
In making a burned-out husk of a former corner store her place of business — and later, her private home …
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Like many New Orleanians who grew up on the Eastbank, Lauren Goldstein did not consider crossing the river. Eventually, finances …
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Lacey Wotring and Jason Thibodeaux had just begun renovating their Irish Channel home when they visited Algiers Point for the …
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Despite the home’s 165-year history, Becca Selvidge Fox is only the fourth owner of the five-bay, double-galleried Italianate stunner at …
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IN 1995, Susie Hoskins was ready to return to New Orleans after living away and building a career for 35 …
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As a child living just a few blocks away, Anne Redd always admired the Federalist-style home in the middle of …
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Built in 1828, the Creole-style townhouse at 521 Gov. Nicholls St. has been the subject of both envy and pity, …
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Suffice it to say that in its 171-year history, 1527 Washington Ave. has seen a microcosm of New Orleans’ history …
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When contemplating a move to New Orleans from Washington, D.C., in 2021, Sarah Sunday and Dexter Blanchard envisioned themselves in …
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Those who have restored a historic home know the challenges and pitfalls of transforming such a property. Susannah Coolidge and …
