French Quarter Feud Over Landmark Status and Expressway
New Orleans debates whether the French Quarter should be named a national historic landmark while plans for an expressway threaten its riverfront view. Residents and preservationists argue the quarter’s living culture and architecture deserve protection against modernization and tourist-focused change.
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New Orleans
John 5
LANG
Gods of Mischief
Sieur de Bienville
Mississippi River
France
Spain
Sourbon
Royal
Jackson Square
Chamber of Commerce
Mississippi Riverfront
Robert Pinson
Pinson
Bourbon Street
TNT Red
Linda Brigette Alouette
Brennan’s
French Quarter
St. Peter
Esplanade
Rampart
Decatur
Antoine
Acropolis
la Casa
Jewel’s
Fong’s
Gallery Circle Theater
George Pat
English Turn at Baton Rouge and the river bend
Fragmentary note describes a small detachment of English forces near a bend in the river called English Turn, with reference to a larger French force stationed upstream and the city site nearby.
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Frederick County High School
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Jewelry Store, Inc
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