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Basketball - NCAA Tournament - North Carolina vs. GeorgetownUniversity of North Carolina basketball player Michael Jordan shoots the winning basket in the 1982 NCAA Finals against Georgetown University
St Louis Cathedral New Orleans 19th CenturyVintage engraving of St Louis Cathedral New Orleans 19th Century
Naval Battle on the Mississippi, 1861 Civil War EngravingEngraving of the great Naval battle on the Mississippi, passage of the Second Division of the Federal Squadron past St
War Scene with Cannon and Fallen Victim in Forefront(Original Caption) Louisiana: Battle of New Orleans, 1815
Louisiana Transfer Ceremony(Original Caption) Scene of the transfer of Louisiana from France to the United States in the Peace d'Armed at New Orleans, December 20, 1803. Painting by Thulstrup
Andrew Jackson in Battle of New Orleans(Original Caption) Early print showing the Battle of New Orleans with Gen. Andrew Jackson overcoming the British in 1815 to help win the War of 1812. Undated
Engraving Of The Battle Of New Orleans(Original Caption) 1/8/1815-Andrew Jackson at the Battle of New Orleans, Jan. 8, 1815: The British landed and advanced on the city, but were repulsed vigorously by the American defense
Confederate "Zouaves" Soldier(Original Caption) Photo shows a Confederate soldier (Zouave) from New Orleans. From the Confederate Museum, Richmond. VA. Undated
Mississippi RiverboatThe Sidney, a stern-wheeled riverboat, steams along the Mississippi River in New Orleans, Louisiana. Ca. 1870s-1910s
Mardi Gras Parade Drawing from Harper's Weekly(Original Caption) Louisiana: Mardi Gras In New Orleans - "Grand Tableau of the Mistik Krewe
Children in St. Vincent's Infant Asylum, New Orleans, attended by Sisters of Charity
Mardi Gras CarnivalThe carnival at New Orleans. Mardi Gras parade with float featuring King of Carnival
Scissor Grinder Carrying His Tools(Original Caption) 1986-New Orleans, LA: Itinerant scissors grinder. His grinding machinery is carried over the shoulder, with an odd metal hat protects his head
District Attorney Jim Garrison With CrowdDistrict attorney Jim Garrison stands in a crowd. Garrison investigated the assassination of President John F. Kennedy
Three Black Men Performing; Band(Original Caption) New Orleans, LA: Comedians, Skete and Pete perform in Prima's 500 Club in the French Quarter. There are 3 men in the act, they call temselves Skete and Pete
Mississippi River at New OrleansShips and boats crowd the water of the Mississippi River at New Orleans. New Orleans grew to prominence as the port at the mouth of the river
Photo Of Street In New Orleans(Original Caption) Royal St. at 900 block, New Orleans, Louisiana. Undated photo
Mansion Said To Be Birthplace/Dixieland(Original Caption) French Quarter, New Orleans, LA: Le Prete Mansion is said to be the birthplace of the South's "Dixie" band notes
Portrait of New Orleans, Louisiana(Original Caption) Birds eye view of New Orleans, Louisiana
Dockworkers Lounging on Cotton Bales(Original Caption) Cotton wharf in New Orleans with stevedores lounging on bales ready to be shipped
View of Exterior of Jackson SquareNew Orleans, La. Jackson Square
Scene on the Levee at New OrleansWoodcut of 1881 depicting the business boom in the south. This is a scene on the levee at New Orleans, Louisiana
Bales Of Cotton Being Loaded On Steamer(Original Caption) New Orleans, LA: Bales of cotton being prepared for shipment onto Mississippi steamers at the wharf in New Orleans. Copper engraving, ca. 1855
Mardi Gras in New OrleansFloats in New Orleans Mardi Gras Parade. Signs on the floats make reference to stories that were topical in 1873, such as Charles Darwin and his Origin of Species
Battle Of New Orleans; Engraving(Original Caption) 1856-The Battle of New Orleans. Engraving 1856, from the original painting by D. M. Carter
Troops Occupying St.Louis Street(Original Caption) Reconstruction period: Federal troops occupying St. Louis Street in New Orleans, Louisiana. Undated woodcut
Engraving Of Philip Iim Duke Of Orleans(Original Caption) Portrait engraving of Philip II (1674-1723), Duke of Orleans. Undated engraving
Bob Grier Being Tackled at Goal LinePitt's fullback Bob Grier (left center) is stopped at the Georgia Tech one yard line after picking up five yards over guard late in 2nd quarter
The Slave Aucton At New Orleans(Original Caption) Slave auction at New Orleans, ca. 1855
Band in Action(Original Caption) New Orleans: Papa Celestine's Paddock Dixieland Band performs in the Paddock Lounge
Engraving Of The Battle Of New Orleans(Original Caption) New Orleans, LA: War of 1812: Battle of New Orleans and death of Maj. Gen. Packenham. Engraving. Reproduced from a source print for Colonial Order of the Acorn, 1915
Hans Helle's Bomb(Original Caption) Hans Helle, who admitted manufacturing bomb which he intended shipping on a French vessel
St. Louis Hotel's Winding Staircase(Original Caption) 1/15/1916-New Orleans, LA-: The wonderful winding stairway of the St. Louis Hotel which has been pronounced architecturally perfect in every detail
George Sisler Shown Fielding A Ball(Original Caption) 3/31/1921-New Orleans, LA-With the St. Louis Browns in training in New Oleans, LA. Photo shows George Sisler, the crack first baseman
Director and Performers Completing Scene on Balcony(Original Caption) Pleading With The elements Not To Rain
Young Golfer Marion Turpie(Original Caption) Fourteen year old golfer a record breaker
Legion Convention Members Posing for Camera(Original Caption) The reviewing stand for the American Legion convention parade at New Orleans was erected in front of the city hall on Charles Street
Mardi Gras Parade in Streets of New Orleans1923- Mardi Gras Parade in New Orleans
Houses in New OrleansA row of symmetrical low-built wooden houses in the French quarter of New Orleans, Louisiana. A young girl (C) is barely visible amid the towering wooden facades that envelop her
General View Of Mardi Gras Procession(Original Caption) 2/27/25-New Orleans, Louisiana: Above is a general view of the procession during the Mardi Gras, which opened the lenten season here
Joan of Arc Statue(Original Caption) Louisiana: Above is shown the Maid of Orleans, Joan of arc, the work of Carles, and one of the most impressive works ever shown at the French Salon
Coca-Cola Delivery Truck and DriverA driver in New Orleans stands in front of his Coca-Cola delivery truck full of cases of the bottled soft drink. 1929
Roger Peckinpaugh and Wesley Ferrell Shaking Hands(Original Caption) The reason for the broad smile on the face of manager Roger Peckinpaugh of the Cleveland Indians is shaking him by the hand
Mason-Spindan Expedition Heading for Yucatan Jungle(Original Caption) Members of the Mason-Spindan Expedition are heading into the jungles of Yucatan to throw light on the Mayan Civilization, known to have existed six centuries before Christ
Mardi Gras Parade In New Orleans 1933(Original Caption) 1933-New Orleans, LA: The parade of Rex, absolute monarch, at the New Orleans Mardi Gras
Mayor Celebrating First Barge Tow(Original Caption) 6/23/1933-Chicago, Illinois- Mayor T. Semmes Walmsley(left) of New Orleans, and Mayor Edward J
St. Louis Street In New Orleans(Original Caption) 12/3/1934-New Orleans, LA: St. Louis Street, New Orleans, LA
Huey Long with Arms Around Two Men(Original Caption) The "Kingfish" congratulates One of His Successful Candidates
Huey P. Long Shaking Alva Bradley's Hand(Original Caption) New Orleans, LA.: The Lighter Side Of Huey P. Long. A picture made in 1931, when Huey P
Scene on the Floor of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange(Original Caption) Bellowing, Bidding, Buying-It's Cotton Mart
Drug Violators and DetectivesThese are suspects and detectives in what was the most important roundup of alleged narcotic law violators in New Orleans in 1938. Left to right: Nicholas Mena, Louis B
Pollution Billowing into Sky at Oil Plant(Original Caption) New Orleans, Louisiana: Two Hundred Feet Of Flames. This spectacular fire raged from beneath the derrick floor of the Continental Oil Company's no
Stripper Pat Halliday Dancing to Nightclub Orchestra(Original Caption) Bourbon Street, New Orleans: Stripper Pat Halliday performing at the Bandbox nightclub
Night Coffe Shop With Drive-In Service(Original Caption) 6/19/1941-New Orleans, LA: One of New Orleans many coffee stands which stay open all night to accomodate people of nocturnal habits
Roosevelt Viewing Ship Model(Original Caption) Ship Building Factory Visited by President. New Orleans, Louisiana: Andrew J. Higgins, Sr
Congregated Crowd for Parade in New Orleans(Original Caption) Louisiana: Parade Halted. Thousands off citizens and visitors clog New Orleans Canal Street, halting the parade
Site of Mardi Gras Event with Creative Costumes(Original Caption) New Orleans: Mammies. Here are a group of solid citizens, disguised with burnt cork, bandannas and dresses as "praline mammies."
Mardi Gras Parade Float
Bus and Streetcar Named DesireBus driver Robert Cassagne tips his hat to the New Orleans streetcar named "Desire" before starting the route on one of the new buses that bears the same name
Famous Streetcar(Original Caption) The now famous streetcar called Desire is going to a well earned rest and will by replaced by buses
Ferry Boat On The Mississippi River(Original Caption) New Orleans, LA: Ferryboat on the Mississippi in New Orleans. Undated Photo
Segregation Sign At New Orleans Prison(Original Caption) New Orleans, LA: Entrance to New Orleans Parish Prison, showing segregated visiting periods. Undated photograph
George Bush Speaking at Convention(Original Caption) New Orleans: Vice President George Bush addresses the NAACP Convention here
Men Applauding President Reagan's Signing of Document(Original Caption) New Orleans, Louisiana: United States President Ronald Reagan seated and signing at the 84th national convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States
Auburn Players Hugging After They Win the Sugar Bowl(Original Caption) The Sugar Bowl's Most Valuable Player, Bo Jackson (34), of Auburn, breaks into tears as he hugs teammate Running Back, Lionel James (6)
New Orleans World's Fair SiteAn aerial view of the grounds of the New Orleans World's Fair of 1984
People Walking Past the wonder Wall(Original Caption) Throngs of first day visitors walk past the Wonder Wall at the 1984 World's Fair here 5/12 on opening day
Aerial View of the World's Fair(Original Caption) Aerial view shows Centennial plaza of the 1984 World's Fair here
Rides at 1984 World's Fair in New Orleans(Original Caption) 5/14/1984-New Orleans: Fanciful alligators climb the top of the Wonder Wall at the 1984 World's Fair. The Watergarden is shown in the foreground. PH/Jerry Lodriguss. BPA2# 5532
Ronald Reagan Speaking in Front of American Flag(Original Caption) New Orleans: Vice President George Bush addresses a labor day crowd behind a giant seal of the United States in front of the U.S. Pavillion at the World's Fair here
George Bush Speaking Behind United States Seal(Original Caption) New Orleans: Vice President George Bush addresses a labor day crowd behind a giant seal of the United States in front of the U.S. Pavillion at the World's Fair here
Henry Lee LucasConvicted mass murderer Henry Lee Lucas arrived at New Orleans International Airport from Texas Tuesday night under heavy guard
Edwin Edwards Signing a Thumbs-Up(Original Caption) New Orleans: Louisiana Governor Edwin Edwards, appearing upbeat and optimistic
Grocer Unloading Produce at MarketA Vietnamese woman opens boxes of produce at a market in the Michoud district of New Orleans
Vietnamese Refugee Watering his Crops(Original Caption) An old Vietnamese refugee waters his plants with water scooped from the nearby canal
George Bush Rubbing His Eye(Original Caption) New Orleans, Louisiana: Vice President George Bush rubs his eye as he talks to reporters announcing the second phase of a major drug enforcement operation called Hat Trick II
Richard Dent Gesturing After Big Win(Original Caption) New Orleans: The Bears Richard Dent (95) flashes the "number one" after the Bears won the super Bowl 1/26 in which Dent was named the Most Valuable Player
Jim McMahon Celebrating Touchdown(Original Caption) New Orleans: Bears quarterback Jim McMahon throws up his arms as William "Refrigerator" Perry goes over the top to score against the Patriots January 26th
Walter Payton Fumbling Ball(Original Caption) Bear's Walter Payton (#34, underneath #57) fumbles on second run against Patriots at start of the Superbowl
Reggie Phillips Scoring Touch Down(Original Caption) New Orleans: Bears Reggie Phillips (48) runs ball into end zone for 28-yard interception return touch down
Monkey's Lying Down at New Orleans Zoo(Original Caption) 6/30/1986-New Orleans, LA- With temperatures hovering near ninety, these three Black Howler monkeys at New Orleans Audubon Zoo
Orangutan in Unusual Pose(Original Caption) New Orleans: Under the weather
Street Performers Demonstrating with Posters(Original Caption) New Orleans: A group of street performers protesting pending city licensing laws, march thru the French Quarter 11/24 in a mock jazz funeral procession
Dom Deluise Posing with His Twin Brother and Delicious Dish(Original Caption) New Orleans: Seeing double Cajun style. "He is actually my twin brother. One day I burned some fish and before you knew it, he left and opened a restaurant