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	Era: 1901-1907 Postmark: February 1907 Description: New Orleans, La. Jackson Square showing both Cabildo buildings and Cathedral Publisher: Raphael Tuck & Sons Art Publishers to their Majesties The King and Queen
	Era: 1915-1929 Description: Jackson Square, New Orleans, La. Jackson Square, the Place d'Armes of "Old Orleans," scene of the most stirring events of the city's history. Here the United States formally received title from France. Here Layfayette was feted in 1826. St. Louis Cathedral erected 1718, rebuilt 1720, present building erected 1794. Publisher: E. C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee
	Era: Curt Teich 1938 Description: Heart of Old New Orleans The Place d'Armes, where the Mississippi Valley had its beginning in 1718 when this Place was laid out by Bienville. Showing left to right the Cabildo, St. Louis Cathedral, State Historical Museum, Pontalba Apartments. In the foreground is Jackson Square. The St. Louis Cathedral was erected in 1718 by Don Almonaster y Roxas, rebuilt in 1720, present building 1794. The tombs of the Marigneys lie beneath the floor in front of the alter. Publisher: Curt Teich, Chicago
	Era: 1907-1914 Description: Jackson Monument in Jackson Square, New Orleans, La. Jackson Monument in Jackson Square, New Orleans, LA. Erected in 1846 to Andrew Jackson at a cost of $30,000, commemorating his historical defense against the British in 1815. Publisher: The Acmegraph Co., Chicago, Ill.
	Era: 1907-1914 Postmark: June 1908 Description: Wallace Magazines & Periodicals, Newspapers, Post Cards Smallest News & Post Card stand in New Orleans, La. 103 Royal St., Size 4 x 4 Publisher: The Southern Publicity Co.
	Era: 1907-1914 Postmark: February 1909 Description: Royal Street, New Orleans, La. Publisher: Detroit Publishing Co.
	Era: 1907-1914 Description: The French Market Coffee Girl
	Era: 1945 - Present Description: Buggy Ride Gaily decorated carriage tours offer visitors a unique taste of the French Quarter. Publisher: Grant L. Robertson Metairie, Louisiana 70001