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This house was once owned by Thomas Warren. He, his wife, 12 children, sister-in-law and niece lived here in the mid-1800's. He was the founder of the New Orleans railroads, a river boat pilot, was head of the custom house appointed by Pres. Pierce.
Before submitting these pics I noticed that there are many pics taken from vehicles on google earth. I figured if these other people somehow managed to slip under the radar then I would try also. I was surprised when the pics showed up. I guess the lesson is: if you want to and someone says you can't, try anyway. You just may succeed.
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This house was once owned by Thomas Warren. He, his wife, 12 children, sister-in-law and niece lived here in the mid-1800's. He was the founder of the New Orleans railroads, a river boat pilot, was head of the custom house appointed by Pres. Pierce.
It was later owned by Christ Church Cathedral.
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Beautiful photograph! You captured it well. ^^
Very creative!!!
This is LITTLE Bayou Casine.
Spelled Katrina not Kartina
wild!
I thought no indoors photos were allowed.
Before submitting these pics I noticed that there are many pics taken from vehicles on google earth. I figured if these other people somehow managed to slip under the radar then I would try also. I was surprised when the pics showed up. I guess the lesson is: if you want to and someone says you can't, try anyway. You just may succeed.
Grace and Grandeur of the old south.