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| Firemen's Cemetery, date unknown |
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| Frosch Brothers Liberty Bakery |
| Gayarri Place, bet. 1880-1900 |
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| Gibson Hall, Tulane University, ca. 1895 |
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| Girod house, Chartres Street, 1934 |
| The Girod house, third floor, 1934 |
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| Girod Street Cemetery demolished make way for Civic Center. Read more & see more photos. |
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| Gravier Street, 1880 |
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| Italian Society Tomb, St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 |
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| Judah P. Benjamin Public School, 1906 |
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| Lafayette Square, 1906 |
| Out and About |
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| Anhauser-Bush Ice Cream, between 1880-1900 |
| Anhauser-Bush Ice Cream Shop and Oyster Saloon, between 1880-1900 |
| H. G. Hill Store at the corner of Carrollton Avenue and Willow Street (across Carrollton from the current Nix Branch Library); 1929 |
| Canal Bank & Trust, Carrollton Ave. & Oak Street. 1933. |
| Above, the arcade of the Crescent and Tulane Theaters, 1907; right, the Dauphine Theater. |
| New Orleans' first electric "trolley bus"- notice that it's connected to the streetcar lines still located in the middle of the neutral ground. In the background is Mater Delorosa Catholic Church, Carrollton Avenue; 1939. |
| The Decatur Street Fire Station; 1939. |
| City Park, bet. 1880-1920 |
| Claiborne Green, 1875 |
| Female Orphan Asylum and, in the background, St. Theresa's Catholic Church; bet. 1868-1898 |
| Left, sign reads"Southern Coffee Mills Garage;" this company provided the coffee for the French Quarter's famous Morning Call, pictured above in about 1900. |
| Scene of a buggy accident on Esplanade Avenue, bet. 1880-1900 |
| Decatur and Barracks Streets, ca. 1886 |
| Above and right, Hibernia Bank's main branch, 1920's |
| Butchers at the French Market, bet. 1880-1890 |
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| Loew's State Theater, Canal Street, late 1920's |
| The house that candy built: home of the founder of Elmer's Candy Company. |
| Above, Central Grocery Store, in the French Quarter, 1905; right, unknown grocery store, 1930's |
| Statue of Benjamin Franklin in front of the Gallier Hall |
| Carrollton Gardens, park once located at the foot of Carrollton Avenue, 1956 |
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| National Biscuit Company delivery wagon |