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Costumes of 'Mardi Gras Indians' and other artifacts of Tremé culture.
Costumes of 'Mardi Gras Indians' and other artifacts of Tremé culture. An easy walk a block and a half from the French Quarter; well worth the $8 admission fee not only for the displays but also for fascinating narration about local culture by the neighborhood curators.
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1116 Henriette Delille Street, New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
+1 504-522-4806
This famous church founded at the start of the nineteenth century by 'free people of color' is famous in local African-American history
Call ahead to make sure they'll be open
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Old neoclassical stone auditorium from c
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