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Let’s explore historic New Orleans: fun free activity sheets for kids

  • Liz Jurey
  • May 7, 2020
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Take your next Zoom meeting in a (virtual) historic New Orleans landmark

  • Liz Jurey
  • April 13, 2020
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Holiday gift guide for the preservationist on your shopping list

  • Liz Jurey
  • December 11, 2018
  • December 2018, Preservation in Print
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Preservation Wins at City Council

  • Liz Jurey
  • December 21, 2016
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Holiday Home Tour: 1521 Pleasant Street

  • Liz Jurey
  • November 30, 2016
  • Holiday Home Tour, Preservation in Print

This beautiful home on Pleasant Street is a remarkable mix of old and new, having not lost an ounce of charm in the pursuit of modernization. The Claveries have been good stewards of the home and its history and will continue their efforts for years to come.

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Holiday Home Tour: 1424 Pleasant Street

  • Liz Jurey
  • November 30, 2016
  • Holiday Home Tour, Preservation in Print

Built in 1840, the property developed out of a three-arpent plantation, bounded by Toledano Street above and below by Harmony Street, sold by the heirs of Valery Delassize to Samuel Herman in 1836.

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Holiday Home Tour: 2912 Prytania Street

  • Liz Jurey
  • November 30, 2016
  • Holiday Home Tour, Preservation in Print

The two-and-a-half-story wood structure is raised on brick piers and displays a central stairway leading to the gallery on the second floor of the home. Classical Revival aesthetic dominates the home’s design, featuring symmetrical double-hung windows, Corinthian columns and dentils.

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Holiday Home Tour: 2523 Prytania Street

  • Liz Jurey
  • November 30, 2016
  • Holiday Home Tour, Preservation in Print

2523 Prytania St. was purchased by Anne Rice in the mid 1990s. Subsequent owners Reuben “Buzz” Harper and Les Wisinger extensively renovated the home — and hosted the PRC’s 2002 Holiday Home Tour Patron Party before selling to Nicolas Cage in 2004.

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Holiday Home Tour: 2520 Prytania Street

  • Liz Jurey
  • November 29, 2016
  • Holiday Home Tour, Preservation in Print

Ms. Christovich engaged in what she calls an “intellectual exercise,” furnishing the home in a manner that would “evoke the 19th century.” Co-author of the New Orleans Architecture book series (with Roulhac Toledano), Christovich was able to draw on her expertise in architecture, design and interiors to outfit the home in a manner fitting of its vintage.

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Holiday Home Tour: 1312 First Street

  • Liz Jurey
  • November 29, 2016
  • Holiday Home Tour, Preservation in Print

Lynn and Scott frequently relax on the Carrara marble-floored porch in the evening with a glass of wine, and inevitably find themselves in a conversation with a neighbor walking a dog or a tourist wandering through the Garden District.

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Holiday Home Tour: 1435 Second Street

  • Liz Jurey
  • November 28, 2016
  • Holiday Home Tour, Preservation in Print

The 1960s built home of Catherine Burns Tremaine at 1435 Second St. fits perfectly into the historic Garden District, its Federal Revival style façade blending with the 19th century architecture that surrounds it.

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Holiday Home Tour: 1236 First Street

  • Liz Jurey
  • November 28, 2016
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Their home, a spacious corner lot in the heart of the Garden District and just a short distance from Lucy’s school, was an easy choice for Erin and Lawrence. Built in 1852-53, the double-galleried Greek Revival house is among the oldest homes in the neighborhood.

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