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New Orleans Architecture Volume 3: The Cemeteries
 
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New Orleans Architecture Volume 3: The Cemeteries (Paperback)

by Leonard Victor Huber (Author), Peggy McDowell (Author), Mary Louise Christovich (Author)
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4.0 out of 5 stars Much more than cemetaries, Jun 13 2001
By Marilyn Coulonge "granny" (McKinney, Texas United States) - See all my reviews
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I am a history buff and my ancestors arrived in New Orleans as early as 1831. This book helped me to make sense of the social-religious stratification of New Orleans. Jews,protestants, Slaves, freemen, firemen, police etc all buried in separate areas if not separate cemetaries. I hope the city keeps up these important parts of their history for future generations. Ny dad was at one time the chauffeur for William Helis who had his tomb made like the acropolis and imported soil from Greece to rest on. Very well done and informaive book.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent Historical And Architectural Resource!, Aug 5 1999
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An excellent, detailed documentation of this very important part of New Orleans, past and present.
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