Dorothy Violet Gulledge: New Orleans Streets--E

Dorothy Violet Gulledge Photograph Collection
New Orleans Public Library

New Orleans Streets--E

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Thumbnail	Series	Subseries	Image # (click to view)	Gulledge Caption/Description	Date	Additional Description
	New Orleans Streets	Eighth Street	Photograph 1	1313 Eighth Street--originally a raised cottage; built in 1874; home of George Cable; winter of 1884-1885 occupied by Joaquin Miller, California poet; now has Flo Field in one apartment
	New Orleans Streets	Elk Place	Photograph 1	127 Elks [sic] Place		Built in 1917 as a lodge home for the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks, this building housed the Louisiana Division of Employment Security when the photograph was taken. It is now owned by Tulane University.
	New Orleans Streets	Elk Place	Photograph 2	127 Elks [sic] Place--side view
	New Orleans Streets	Elk Place	Photograph 3	127 Elks [sic] Place
	New Orleans Streets	Elk Place	Photograph 4	In front of 127 Elks [sic] Place		Showing a concrete lily pond on the Elk Place neutral ground
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 1	Decatur & Esplanade--site of old Spanish fort San Carlos; General Jackson reviewed his troops from this point before the Battle of Chalmette; U.S. Mint, costing $3,000,000, erected in 1863; William Mumford, a Confederate patriot, hanged in front of building by order of General Butler		Built in 1917 as a lodge home for the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks, this building housed the Louisiana Division of Employment Security when the photograph was taken. It is now owned by Tulane University.
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 2	501 Esplanade Avenue		Rougelet's Department Store during its 1948 going out of business sale
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 3	533 and 529 (blue) Esplanade Avenue
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 4	529 Esplanade Avenue
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 5	524 Esplanade Avenue--erected in 1810 by Laurent Buzard and is probably the oldest building on the Avenue; home of Gaspar Cusachs, president of the Louisiana Historical Association for many years
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 6	533-529 Esplanade Avenue
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 7	Bourbon Street and Esplanade Avenue
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 8	905 Esplanade Avenue
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 9	906 Esplanade Avenue--side view; erected by George Legendre, attorney, in 1831 where he lived until 1838; cast iron grilles in the garret windows are unique decorations and typical of that period
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 10	905 Esplanade Avenue--side view
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 11	Rear of 906 Esplanade Avenue
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 12	Rear of 906 Esplanade Avenue facing 1309-1311 Dauphine Street
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 13	Rear of 906 Esplanade Avenue facing 1309-1311 Dauphine Street
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 14	807 Esplanade Avenue
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 15	917 Esplanade Avenue
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 16	919 Esplanade Avenue
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 17	937 Esplanade Avenue
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 18	1002 Esplanade Avenue--erected by New Orleans Building & Improvement Co. on April 16, 1834; sold in 1838 to Jean Baptiste Dupiere; when sold to Joseph Dusuau it was a two-story mansion; third added later
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 19	1002-1004 Esplanade Avenue--erected by New Orleans Building & Improvement Co. on April 16, 1834; sold in 1838 to Jean Baptiste Dupiere; when sold to Joseph Dusuau it was a two-story mansion; third added later
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 20	1011 Esplanade Avenue
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 21	1251 Esplanade Avenue
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 22	544 Esplanade Avenue--built in 1853 by Francois Gras; sold six years later to Claude Tiblier; occupied by many socially elects during War between the States; 1875 home of Michel Lion
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 23	2435 Esplanade Avenue--Red Riding Hood and wolf on lawn
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 24	1819 Esplanade Avenue
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 25	1631 Esplanade Avenue
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 26	1342 Esplanade Avenue
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 27	2809 Esplanade Avenue
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 28	2809 Esplanade Avenue
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 29	2435 Esplanade Avenue--Red Riding Hood and wolf on lawn
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 30	2453 Esplanade Avenue
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 31	The Gayarre Place Monument--a stock figurine, presumably of liberty, on a red sandstone base; relic of Cotton Centennial Exposition held in New Orleans in 1884-1885; Gayarre Place named for Charles Etienne Gayarre, New Orleans historian		The Monument is in a small park bounded by Esplanade Avenue, Bayou Road, and North Tonti Street
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 32	1707 Esplanade Avenue--built in 1859-1869 by Cyprian Dufour; purchased 1869 by Albert Baldwin, Sr.; two-story cement covered brick with massive Corinthian columns supporting upper balcony and roof
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 33	3338 Esplanade Avenue
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 34	3338 Esplanade Avenue
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 35	503 Esplanade Avenue--Rougelet's, one of New Orleans' oldest stores		Ms. Gulledge wrote the address as 501 but later wrote a numeral 3 over the numeral 1; 501 Esplanade is the usual address given for Rougelet's
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 36	547 Esplanade Avenue
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 37	611 Esplanade Avenue
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 38	614 Esplanade Avenue
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 39	Lacework on building at Royal Street and Esplanade Avenue; dancing cupid or infant Bacchus doing the original bacchanal
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 40	Royal Street and Esplanade Avenue--built in 1856 by John Gauche; 1882 t0 Burke O'Brien; 1911 to Michel and Peter Spicuzza; late to Dr. John A. Linden
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 41	Royal Street and Esplanade Avenue--built in 1856 by John Gauche; 1882 t0 Burke O'Brien; 1911 to Michel and Peter Spicuzza; late to Dr. John A. Linden
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 42	640 Esplanade Avenue--side view
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 43	Bourbon Street and Esplanade Avenue
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 44	544 Esplanade Avenue--built in 1853 by Francois Gras; sold six years later to Claude Tiblier; occupied by many socially elects during War between the States; 1875 home of Michel Lion
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 45	731 Esplanade Avenue
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 46	703 Esplanade Avenue
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 47	539 Esplanade Avenue
	New Orleans Streets	Esplanade Avenue	Photograph 48	524 Esplanade Avenue--erected in 1810 by Laurent Buzard and is probably the oldest building on the Avenue; home of Gaspar Cusachs, president of the Louisiana Historical Association for many years
	New Orleans Streets	Everett Place	Photograph 1	1 Everett Place--side yard
	New Orleans Streets	Everett Place	Photograph 2	1 Everett Place--side yard
	New Orleans Streets	Exposition Boulevard	Photograph 1	1207 Exposition Boulevard
	New Orleans Streets	Exposition Boulevard	Photograph 2	1415 Exposition Boulevard
	New Orleans Streets	Exposition Boulevard	Photograph 3	1331 Exposition Boulevard

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