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Canal Street: New Orleans' Great Wide Way
(2006) by John Magil and Peggy Scott Laborde
The experiences and events -- from the regal to the
routine--that have occurred on this main New Orleans thoroughfare.
Stretching from the riverfront to the cemeteries, Canal Street has served as
a place for meeting, shopping, protesting, and parading since its creation
in 1807.
From white-gloved shopping trips at D.H. Holmes to department store boycotts
by the NAACP, from Mardi Gras parades to Christmas displays, steamships to
streetcars, Canal Street has been a gathering place full of diverse sights
and sounds for 200 years.
Written by local historian and Historic New Orleans Collection curator John
Magill and WYES-TV host Peggy Scott Laborde, "Canal Street: New Orleans’
Great Wide Way" chronicles the evolution of this grand street and all its
events, memories, failures, and successes.
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Etouffee, Mon Amour: The Great Restaurants of New Orleans (2002)
by Kerri McCaffety and Peggy Scott Laborde
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