Faubourg Marigny

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Bernard De Marigny
Lithograph on paper Henri-Gerard Fontallard, Francoise le Villain & Pierre Roch Vigneron executed in Paris in 1816. when Bernard de Marigny was 31 years old. |
In 1805, The grandest
of the creoles, Marquis Bernard De Marigny, subdivided his vast plantation to create
the Faubourg Marigny. The area has survived to become one of the most
intact creole neighborhoods in the city. In the March 2001 issue of New
Orleans Magazine, Faubourg Marigny was named
one the four great neighborhoods of New Orleans.
Everywhere in
the Faubourg Marigny
there are:
Creole
Cottages
Grand Mansions
Ancient Live
Oak Trees
Shotgun Houses
Secret Gardens
Neighborhood Restaurants
Magnificent
Churches
Street Life
& Activity
Victorian
Painted Ladies
History &
Legends
Discover
Faubourg Marigny
the real
New Orleans
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