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New Orleans, 1991. Alton Lear House, 2016-2018 Louisiana Avenue. (Buildings seen since demolished; branch post office now on the site.)

Significance: The dwelling located at 2016-2018 Louisiana Avenue is a contributing element to the Uptown New Orleans Historic District, a 750 block area listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1985 for its state architectural significance for the period ca. 1820 to 1935. The single-story, double shotgun dwelling was constructed ca. 1923. The dwelling is an example of the most common residential building type in the Uptown district. Forty-eight per cent of the district's 10,716 buildings adopt a shotgun form. The Alton Lear House is representative of the residential, shotgun buildings constructed during the final phase of the district's development.
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Source Historic American Buildings Survey photo by Harriet Wise. Digital copy via Library of Congress website at [1], photo #1. Converted from TIFF to .jpg, border cropped, and slight contrast adjustment by Infrogmation uploader before uploading to Wikimedia Commons.
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