File:Porter House, Levee and Monroe, Carrollton New Orleans.jpg
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Brick house in Carrollton section of New Orleans, since demolished.
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English: Carrollton section of New Orleans, c. 1900. The Porter House, one of the oldest brick houses in Carrollton (from before the town was annexed to New Orleans), shown not long before it was demolished.
The house was at the downtown river corner of Monroe and Levee Streets, an intersection that no longer exists due to expropriation for improved levees and railroad right-of-way. It would be about about 1&1/2 to 2 blocks riverwards of the current river end of Monroe Street. The house built of Hoey Brickyard bricks, made nearby before better brick-making clay deposits were found across Lake Pontchartrain. |
| Date | between circa 1900 and circa 1908 |
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Photo-print by C. Milo Williams, Carrollton, New Orleans. Via [1] |
| Author | C. Milo Williams |
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