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Gram Parsons was a singer/songwriter coming to fame in the 1950s and 60s, credited with creating alt-country and combining country western music with rock & roll. An overdose, a stolen body and two lawsuits later, Parsons was finally laid to rest in Metairie.

How Genre-Defying Musician Gram Parsons Came To Be Buried In Metairie

In 1884, Robinson’s Mammoth Dime Museum and Theatre opened on Canal Street, housing novelties and variety acts daily for a thin dime.

Ain’t Dere No More: Canal Street’s Dime A Dozen Store

While the days of gas streetlights are mostly a thing of the past, the mark James H. Caldwell made on New Orleans by creating her first gas light company has never faded.

How an English Actor Brought Light to New Orleans

Once a battleground between the Creoles and Anglo-American factions of the city, New Orleans' Canal Street became the heart of the city.

How a Failed Canal Project Created Nola's Neutral Grounds

In 1890, New Orleans Chief of Police David Hennessy Jr. was assassinated while walking home on Basin Street. The son of a police officer, his story is marred by politics, crime and the mob.

The Police Chief Gunned Down by the New Orleans Mafia

Tells the story of the historic meeting of Jenny Lind and the Countess de Pontalba in New Orleans. 

The Baroness and the Nightingale

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The Police Chief Gunned Down by the New Orleans Mafia

How a Failed Canal Project Created Nola's Neutral Grounds

How an English Actor Brought Light to New Orleans

How Genre-Defying Musician Gram Parsons Came To Be Buried In Metairie

Ain’t Dere No More: Canal Street’s Dime A Dozen Store

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