Originally uploaded by jeff lamb
historic new orleans architecture, in the Vieux Carre
Creole townhouse at a corner, on Chartres Street, a block or two from the Mississippi River
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New Orleans 1984
March 8, 2008
New Orleans, Louisiana Vieux Carre, Creole Cottage, brick and stucco 1837, single dormer, gable sides, two-bay
January 22, 2008
New Orleans 1979
December 29, 2007
Originally uploaded by Karen Apricot New Orleans
god loves happy and disco,
a very nice little Creole cottage, w/ an individual’s flair for christmas.
A house and homeowner lifting the spirits of New Orleans w/ his music , and a porch to sit on and enjoy sharing a positive spirit , but this is all i know just from looking at the picture…
New Orleans, Vieux Carre, Creole Shop-Residence Townhouse 1984
November 14, 2007
New Orleans 1984 Home Sweet Happy House
August 22, 2007
New Orleans 1984 Home Sweet Happy House
Originally uploaded by jeff lamb
Happy House of the 1830’s, Chartres and Port Street, in the Marigny
“Photographs are valued because they provide information. They tell one where this is, they make an inventory…
The past itself, as historical change continues to accelerate, has become the most surreal of subjects, making it possible to see a new beauty in what is vanishing,”
“to collect photographs is to collect the world.”
Susan Sontag
Nearly a year later, after posting the other two photos of this house, all I’ve got today is this third one, and maybe because it is raining all day….and maybe it’s because of and/or for Karen…from Thoreau
when he said,
“you cannot say more than you can see”,
he took for granted that sight had pride of place
among the senses.
and why i say
look, read, see, look again…
just another mantra, but would be better if I were in my pajamas. keep laughing karen
©jeffrey lamb 2007
Uploaded by jeff lamb on 19 Aug 07, 4.10PM EDT.
1139 St. Phillip, Side Hall Townhouse, in the Treme neighborhood, lakeside of the Vieux Carre,
now a ghost.
Originally uploaded by jeff lamb
