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The Hotel 504 

View toward the Mississippi River over the  French Quarter from our 15th floor hotel room

Canal Street out our window

The vintage old streetcars run by our hotel down Canal Street

The Sanger Theatre first opened in 1927. It has been rennovated many times, most recently in 2013

Bourbon Street is almost empty in the morning

 Coffee at the Cafe Beignet

Listening to excellent music in the courtyard

She has a marvelous voice and we really enjoyed her singing

Taran with the statue of Louis Prima

Continuing down Bourbon Street

More people are coming out

As we get closer to Jackson Square, there are many tourists

Love the French architecture

Balconies are already decorated for Mardi Gras

Music played on the outdoor balcony

The West side of Jackson Square—St. Peter Street

The Cabildo—1795-1799: the seat of government during the Spanish Administration

St. Louis Cathedral: the oldest cathedral in the U. S.

Mass has just finished. The priest greets the parishioners as they exit the church

Artists sell their creations in front of the Presbytere

Lots of original art for sale

A look back at the Cathedral

Decatur Street

Looking at Jackson Square from Artillery Park

Al above Jackson Square

The face of St. Louis Cathedral

Andrew Jackson: Hero of the Battle of New Orleans. This statue by Sculptor Clark Mills was erected 1856 

Joan of Arc honored in this little park in the French Market area

We had a fried fish plate at this historic restaurant

Balcony garden

Botique hotel in the French Quarter

Walking along Royal Street

The Louisiana Supreme Court building on Royal Street

Another often photographed corner on Royal Street

Encountering street musicians

Cajun music group

This handsome guy has his corner and makes music but he was hard to hear behind the Cajun group

A different sort of street entertainment

Even another music group

This streetcar line runs along the waterfront to the French Market area

The Carnival Dream departs in the late afternoon

Returning to San Juan

The ship must go many miles down the Mississippi to reach the Gulf of Mexico

In a more residential part of the French Quarter

Colorful bungalows on St. Ann Street

Some streetcars make a turn here and other continue North on Canal Street

Night shot of a streetcar stop near the Saenger Theatre


© Albert Meeh Jr 2016