The Cabildo in New Orleans

The Cabildo in New Orleans

Architecture--Louisiana--New Orleans--Cabildo--Early 20th century
Historic buildings--Louisiana--New Orleans--Cabildo--Early 20th century
Ohio--Delaware County--Sunbury--History--Early 20th century
Personal narratives--American--Early 20th century
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Travel--United States--Louisiana--New Orleans--Cabildo--Early 20th century

Left home Monday

Nov. 23 - 1925 for

California via New Orleans

Reached New O- Tues. about

10 P.M. missing all of the

Gulf resorts and Mobile as twas

dark before reaching the

latter. On train met a lady

from Buffalo (or Erie) who was

enroute to New O - to join her

husband who was stopping

at Hotel Lafayette. Not

knowing anything about the cities

hostleries decided to try Hotel

Lafayette too. Found it very nice

and quiet and close to things.

Wed. a.m. we took a sightseeing

bus, in which we rode to many

places of interest, one of the

first being Jackson Park

around which clusters some

of the best historical spots -

for instance the famous

cabildo - shown in the pitcure.

Old St Louis Cathedral stands

at the immediate right of the

Cabildo. In the afternoon

we walked thru the shopping

dist. Chas, Mrs Sedgwick and I, while

mother rested in Hotel.

Daisy E Green Wheaton

Nov 23, 1925

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