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Photographs Arranged by Street Names Canal Street (Page Four) |
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Canal St. Attached text: A view of world renowned Canal Street in one of its more restive moods, a far departure from Carnival time when every available foot of space is filled with humanity. Unknown date [Photograph by Leon Trice] |
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Canal St. corner Unknown date |
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Canal St. Attached text: Canal Street in New Orleans is the widest "main" street to be found in any large city in the United States. It serves as the dividing line between the Vieux Carre, or old city, and the new, modern city. It was named for a waterway which was planned but never actually dug. Canal Street is now the center of the city's retail shopping area. Unknown date |
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Canal St. corner Unknown date |
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Canal St. corner Unknown date |
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Canal St. "after" March 1958 [Photograph by Leon Trice] |
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Canal St. corner Unknown date |
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Canal St. September 6, 1966 [Photograph by Joseph C. Davi] |
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Canal St. redesign "before" October 1957 [Photograph by Leon Trice] |
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