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Aldrich-Genella House
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American Chicle Company Building
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Arabella Station
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Bank of Louisiana
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Beauregard, Gen., Equestrain Statue
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Bernard, L.J. Hardware Store
7)
Buchler, Conrad A., House
8)
Bullitt-Longenecker House
9)
Cabildo, The
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Cable, George Washington, House
11)
Camp Parapet Powder Magazine
12)
Canal Station
13)
Carver Theater
14)
Confederate Memorial Hall
15)
Congo Square
16)
Criminal Courts Building
17)
Crockett, David, Fire Hall and Pumper
18)
DELTA QUEEN (Steamboat)
19)
DELUGE
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Dillard, James H., House
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Eagle Saloon Building
22)
Factors Row and Thiberge Buildings
23)
Federal Fibre Mills Building
24)
Flint--Goodridge Hospital of Dillard University
25)
Fort St. John
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Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist
27)
French Market-Old Vegetable Market
28)
Gallier Hall
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Gallier House
30)
Genella, Mary Louise Kennedy, House
31)
General Laundry Building
32)
Girod, Nicholas, House
33)
Grant-Black House
34)
Greenville Hall
35)
Hart House
36)
Hennen Building
37)
Hermann-Grima House
38)
Hernsheim, Simon, House
39)
Howard Memorial Library
40)
Iroquois Theater
41)
Isaacs--Williams Mansion
42)
Jackson Square
43)
Julia Street Row
44)
Jung Hotel
45)
Karnofsky Tailor Shop--House
46)
Kerner House
47)
Lafayette Cemetery No. 1
48)
Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop
49)
LeBeuf Plantation House
50)
LeCarpentier-Beauregard-Keyes House
51)
Lee, Robert E., Monument
52)
Leeds Iron Foundry
53)
Long, Huey P., Mansion
54)
Longue Vue House and Gardens
55)
Louisiana State Bank Building
56)
Lowe-Forman House
57)
Macheca Building
58)
Madame John's Legacy
59)
Martin, Ed, Seafood Company Factory and House
60)
Maylie's Restaurant
61)
McDonogh School No. 6
62)
Merieult House
63)
Napoleon Street Branch Library
64)
National American Bank Building
65)
New Canal Lighthouse
66)
New Orleans City Park Carousel and Pavilion
67)
New Orleans Cotton Exchange Building
68)
Newberger House
69)
Odd Fellows Rest Cemetery
70)
Old Handleman Building
71)
Old Jefferson Parish Courthouse
72)
Old Meat Market-Old Meat Market
73)
Old Ursuline Convent
74)
Orpheum Theatre
75)
Park View Guest House
76)
Perseverance Hall
77)
Pessou House
78)
Pitot House
79)
Pitre, Vic House
80)
Pontalba Buildings
81)
Presbytere, The
82)
Rabassa, Jean Louis, House
83)
Rice House
84)
Saenger Theatre
85)
Saenger Theatre (Boundary Increase)
86)
Saux, Jean Marie, Building
87)
Shell Building
88)
Sincer, Louis, House
89)
Sommerville-Kearney House
90)
Southern Pacific Steam Locomotive #745
91)
St. Alphonsus Church
92)
St. James AME Church
93)
St. Joseph Church-Convent of the Most Holy Sacrament Complex
94)
St. Louis Cemetery No. 1
95)
St. Louis Cemetery No. 2
96)
St. Mary's Assumption Church
97)
St. Peter A.M.E. Church
98)
St. Vincent De Paul Roman Catholic Church
99)
TECUMSEH (towboat)
100)
Tewell House
101)
Turner's Hall
102)
Turpin-Kofler-Buja House
103)
U.S. Court of Appeals--Fifth Circuit
104)
U.S. Customhouse
105)
U.S. Mint, New Orleans Branch
106)
USS CABOT (CVL-28)
107)
Walker House
108)
Washington, Booker T., High School and Auditorium
109)
Whitney National Bank (Poydras Branch)
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The Deutsches Haus is still going strong. Now in its 76th year, the Haus should not be overlooked by beer lovers visiting New Orleans. A recent addition to the beer menu is Kostritzer Bock. Coming up soon is Fasching, a great opportunity to watch the huge Endemion Mardi Gras Parade from a comfortable base. In the late spring/early summer will be Volksfest, a long running German celebration. The trolley car line has been rebuilt along Canal Street, and when it begins running this Spring it will stop only a block from the Haus. As an educational, non-profit a bit off the beaten path, prices are lower than most places serving good beer. For a bit of one part of Real N'awlins, stop by!
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Founded in 1928, this nonprofit society is dedicated to German culture. The emphasis is on beer! The Haus is open Wed, Thur, Fri evenings throughout the year and during the fall has five weekends of Oktoberfest. A selection of German beers is always on tap. The local homebrewers' association meets here once a month and many of the 'regulars' are home brewers. It is also the base for the local Beer Stein collectors' club. Good German food is available during Oktoberfest and other special occasions, as is live German music. While the beer selection is smaller than a modern beer bar, you can't get more beer-friendly than the Deutsches Haus!
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