The home of Governor Claiborne, first American Governor of the Territory of Orleans, nominated on Oct. 5th, 1804. This lovely old court yard is located at 628 Toulouse Street.
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This "Embroidered Ironwork" on the balcony of a home in the French Quarter, forms a striking frame for the St. Louis Cathedral.
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Known as the most famous of the Vieux Carre's courtyards, the patio of the Brulatour Mansion, at 520 Royal Street, is perhaps more frequently sketched and photographed than any other. It was the home of Francois Seignouret who not only was an importer of fine French wines, but who also designed and manufactured lovely rosewood furniture.
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Little Theatre Courtyard New Orleans
A spot of quaint charm in the heart of the Vieux Carre is the patio of the Little Theatre. Located at 619 St. Peter St. its attractive fountain and colorful courtyard attract many visitors.
From a set of 8 postcards, the envelope reads:
8 Pen and Ink Sketches of Famous French Quarter Scenes
"New Orleans" America's Most Interest City
25 cents the set
These Cards (as Post Cards) easily mailed to friends ... and can be framed for the home.
Louise Sarrazin. Artist
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