Restoration of Jackson House, 1939
This file appears in: Battle of New Orleans: Pirate's Alley, The Arsenal, Creole House & Jackson House

Back of the photo reads: “It was revealed during the work of excavating the foundation of the old so called Jackson House that the bricks were held together by a combination of crushed shells, broken glass and refuse of all kinds. The cypress foundations were completely rotten.”
Courtesy of the Collections of the Louisiana State Museum
This file appears in: Battle of New Orleans: Pirate's Alley, The Arsenal, Creole House & Jackson House
Battle of New Orleans: Pirate's Alley, The Arsenal, Creole House & Jackson House
Walking out of Jackson Square toward St. Louis Cathedral, Pirate’s Alley appears on the left, between the Cathedral and the Cabildo. Formerly known as “Orleans Alley,” the passage is one block long,…