Charity Hospital (1939), New Orleans
Built in 1939 under the New Deal’s Public Works Administration, Charity Hospital was once the second-largest hospital in…
Built in 1939 under the New Deal’s Public Works Administration, Charity Hospital was once the second-largest hospital in…
Originally "Shushan Airport," this jewel of 1930s Art Deco opened in February 1934 on a man-made peninsula dredged…
At the edge of Congo Square in the Tremé neighborhood, the New Orleans Municipal Auditorium rose in 1930…
Opened on 8 January 1954 on Loyola Avenue, the Union Passenger Terminal consolidated New Orleans’ five competing rail…
The Orpheum survived Hurricane Katrina, a decade-long closure, and a $13 million restoration to reclaim its place as…
Opened in February 1927 on Canal Street, the Saenger Theatre is among the most opulent surviving picture palaces…
One of the grandest movie palaces of the American South, the Saenger Theatre opened in 1927 with 4,000…
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