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The Presbytère | Louisiana State Museums The Presbytère is a historic building that houses exhibits on Mardi Gras and hurricanes in Louisiana Learn about the culture, history, and resilience of the state through artifacts, music, and stories
The Presbytere - Wikipedia The Presbytere is a historic building in the French Quarter of New Orleans, Louisiana, built in 1813 as a matching structure for the Cabildo It is now part of the Louisiana State Museum and a National Historic Landmark
The Presbytère - Visit New Orleans The Presbytere houses an elaborate and exquisite collection of Mardi Gras artifacts and memorabilia The story of New Orleans' extraordinary Mardi Gras tradition is dynamically told in a high-tech, interactive, permanent exhibition titled "Mardi Gras: It's Carnival Time in Louisiana "
The Presbytere - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (2024) - Tripadvisor Presbytere is a Louisiana State Museum to the right of the Cathedral NARM membership gets one in free The first floor is the place to learn about and, to a certain extent, experience Katrina and other hurricanes that ravaged the area
The Presbytere, New Orleans, Louisiana - U. S. National Park Service Learn about the history and architecture of the Presbytere, a Spanish colonial public building on Jackson Square The Presbytere is part of the Louisiana State Museum and a National Register of Historic Places site
The Presbytère in New Orleans | Tours by Foot Presbytère is a colonial Spanish building in the French Quarter that houses two exhibits: one on Mardi Gras and one on Hurricane Katrina Learn about the culture, traditions, and resilience of New Orleans through artifacts, costumes, and stories
Presbytere - 64 Parishes Presbytere is a historic building in New Orleans' Jackson Square, once used as a rectory, a courthouse, and a museum Learn about its origins, changes, and features from the French and Spanish colonial periods to the present day