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This page last updated: Sunday November 27, 2005

 

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Webmaster Note: We would like to acknowledge a member who came up with the great Idea for this page.  Thanks Mellen great idea.  She had this to say: "I was thinking how nice it would be to have a special folder under the IGT's Pictures area designated to house only N'arlins (& surrounding areas) pictures taken by IGTians... scenic pictures as well as paranormal ones.  I know that I have several pictures I'd like to post, like some of Jackson Square, O'Brien's, Oak Alley, us ghosthunting and the streets of the FQ for starters!"

 

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While on vacation in 2003 my daughter and I stayed in the Garden District.  We had the pleasure of seeing and hearing the famous street cars on St. Charles. Submitted by: Misty W 

The 1891 Castle Inn is located in the Garden District of New Orleans.  The huge inn has reportedly had paranormal activity.  I hadn't joined IGT yet, but the inn being haunted was my whole reason for staying.  Unfortunately, we didn't experience anything. Submitted by: Misty W
IGT'ians enjoying some free time while in N'arlins, June 2004!  Picture was taken by Jackie Means & submitted by Mary Ellen Hammack, both of the IGT ~  Indianapolis Chapter.
Another picture that was taken during our private tour provided by N'arlins historian & local legend, Bloody Mary!  Picture taken by Mary Ellen Hammack, IGT ~ Indianapolis Chapter

This picture was taken during our private tour provided by N'arlins historian & local legend, Bloody Mary!  Picture taken by Mary Ellen Hammack, IGT ~  Indianapolis Chapter

One stop on our tour included the infamous Beauregard Keyes' home.  Picture taken by Mary Ellen Hammack, IGT ~  Indianapolis Chapter

Snapshot of N'arlins!  Picture taken by Mary Ellen Hammack, IGT ~  Indianapolis Chapter

Snapshot of N'arlins!  Picture taken by Mary Ellen Hammack, IGT ~  Indianapolis Chapter

Snapshot of N'arlins!  Picture taken by Mary Ellen Hammack, IGT ~  Indianapolis Chapter

During my free time, I made fast friends with two bartendars at the spectacular Pat O'Briens!  Hi Joey & 'Coach'!  :-)
Picture taken by Mary Ellen Hammack, IGT ~  Indianapolis Chapter

The walkway leading up to home & the reason behind the naming of 'Oak Alley' Plantation!  Picture taken by Mary Ellen Hammack, IGT ~  Indianapolis Chapter

Oak Alley Plantation is renowned not only for it's rich history of slavery but also because of its ghostly activity as well as its use in movies; most prominent was when it was used as the home to Brad Pitt's character in Interview with a Vampire!  Picture taken by Mary Ellen Hammack, IGT ~  Indianapolis Chapter

Gorgeous St. Louis Cathedral in Jackson Square!  Picture taken by Mary Ellen Hammack, IGT ~  Indianapolis Chapter

Gorgeous architecture!  Picture taken by Mary Ellen Hammack, IGT ~  Indianapolis Chapter

Red orb captured outside Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop!  Picture taken by Mary Ellen Hammack, IGT ~  Indianapolis Chapter

RICH with history, Lafittes Blacksmith Shop now a piano bar, is a MUST see when visiting N'arlins!  Picture taken by Mary Ellen Hammack, IGT ~  Indianapolis Chapter

On our way to Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop to meet-up with other IGT'ians and our personal & private tour guide, Bloody Mary!  Picture taken by Mary Ellen Hammack, IGT ~  Indianapolis Chapter

This picture was taken during our private tour provided by N'arlins historian & local legend, Bloody Mary!  Picture taken by Mary Ellen Hammack, IGT ~  Indianapolis Chapter

This picture was taken during our private tour provided by N'arlins historian & local legend, Bloody Mary!  Picture taken by Mary Ellen Hammack, IGT ~  Indianapolis Chapter
  

While strolling through the French Quarter in September, we came upon this wonderful puppeteer.  He has a small  speaker behind him and is playing music.  The puppet has a guitar that he is "playing".  This is exactly the type of entertainment I expected to see in the F.Q. Submitted by: Misty W

One of the many tours offered in New Orleans was of St. Louis #1.  I fell in love with this cemetery as soon as I entered.  The Plessy from the court case Plessy vs. Ferguson and the family of a famous Voodoo Queen (Marie Laveaux - sp??) are buried here. Submitted by: Misty W

A lone sax player entertaining passers-by near the Mississippi River.  Would you expect anything else in this wonderful town? Submitted by: Misty W

The plentiful ferns and the wrought iron balconies are classic French Quarter, New Orleans.  Taken in Sept. 2003. Submitted by: Misty W

This was taken at the LaLaurie Mansion during the Indy Chapter's trip to New Orleans.  This was taken at night and I did adjust the contrast slightly submitted by Lorri S. from the Indianapolis Chapter

This was taken in New Orleans in the basement of the haunted Bed and Breakfast that the Indy Chapter stayed in.  As you can see, we were investigating submitted by Lorri S. from the Indianapolis Chapter

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