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Participants in the Bridge to Crafts Careers program work on a tomb in St. Louis Cemetery No. 2.
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Bridge to Crafts Careers, B2CC, a program of the World Monuments Fund and Preservation Resource Center, addresses the growing need for experienced craftspeople through technical training in cemeteries and job placement opportunities in historic trades to students.

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Ornate wrought-iron gates at the entrance to Lafayette Cemetery No. 1, with the cemetery name displayed across the arched gate. A tree-lined pathway and historic tombs extend into the cemetery, with a small green gatehouse on the right.
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Explore the stories with New Orleans’ historic cemeteries—while giving back to the very places you’re visiting.

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PRC’s 51st Annual Holiday Home Tour presented By Entablature

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A Family Record in Stone: Tracing Pope Leo XIV’s Ancestry Through New Orleans Cemeteries

By Jari C. Honora • October 23, 2026

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April 2016

Shotgun House Tour 2016

By Preservation Resource Center
April 1, 2016

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