new orleans

The market place near the banks of the Mississippi.

End of trip on Del Mar, pier, New Orleans. Poydras St.

Flat top #18. Entering New Orleans on the Del Mar.

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The stern-wheel steamer Inter State just departing from its berth next to the tug and barge Anita-D in the port of New Orleans. The picture was taken in the early 1950's. As to the latter vessel, one of her barges, the CC-204, second of a two-barge tow being pushed by the tug Anita-D (overall lengt

New Orleans

New Orleans

New Orleans

New Orleans

Bourbon Street not far from Winter Star, good music, and lots, lots of beer. Never come back.

The stern wheeler Natchez boomed off after the latest oil spill at New Orleans

From a late 19C allbum - Marvels of America. The cation reads: TO the Northerner, perhaps no sight is more characteristic of the South than that of the levees of New Orleans and the Mississippi steamers that crowd her wharves, with their vast top hamper of cotton bales, sugar cane, and tobacco leaf.

Picture taken just before departing for Cuba in the American Spanish war. Built in England for the Brazilian governement as Amazonas. The text beneath the picture informs us that her commander W. M. Folger is one of the navy's best officers. She doesn't seem ready to move in "five minutes time

The Lykes Brothers cargo ship Charles Lykes arriving in Durban.

my first day off in two months , and not a ship in site , tommy likes to stalk the birds and bark at tug boats , and if he knocks my beer over thats a added bounus

a winter sunset just above new orleans

New Orleans 1950

At nine mile ancorage New Orleans 2004

nine mile ancorage New Orleans

nine mile ancorage New Orleans 2004