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Jackson Barracks military base has been here since the 1830s.
Jackson Barracks military base has been here since the 1830s. This is an unorthodox choice for most Lower 9th visitors, but the Louisiana National Guard has an interesting military museum, with artifacts, weapons and memorabilia from every major American war.
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Area C 4209 Chenault Blvd., Jackson Barracks, New Orleans, LA 70117
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