File:NapoleonHousePlating.jpg

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Description Postcard view of "Napoleon House, New Orleans, Louisiana" in the early 20th century.
Date Not dated. I believe the bit of ironwork balcony at left is of the St. Louis Hotel, which was demolished after damage from the Great Hurricane of 1915. Guestimate: 1905 - 1915.
Source Postcard published by C. T. American Art, scanned from my own collection.
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