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Photographs Arranged by Street Names Elysian Fields Avenue (Page Two) |
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Elysian Fields Avenue overpass Unknown date [Photograph by Leon Trice] |
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Elysian Fields Avenue overpass Unknown date |
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Elysian Fields Avenue overpass Unknown date |
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Elysian Fields Avenue from top of overpass to river "before" widening August, 1954 [Photograph by Leon Trice] |
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Elysian Fields Avenue overpass Unknown date [Photograph by Leon Trice] |
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Elysian Fields Avenue at Galvez "after" widening February, 1955 [Photograph by Leon Trice] |
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Elysian Fields Avenue at Galvez facing toward lake. Attached text: Elysian Fields Ave, a major thoroughfare stretching across New Orleans from the river to the lake, has undergone a comeplete face-lifting between the river and the overpass. The railroad tracks have been removed, the roadways widened to 34 feet, new whiteway lighting has been installed, and the neutral ground beautified. This was made possible by the concolidation of railroad terminals and tracks under the New Orleans UPT Program. Unknown date [Photograph by Leon Trice] |
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Elysian Fields Avenue at North Claibourne/North Robertson cut through Unknown date [Photograph by Able's Commercial Photography] |
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Elysian Fields Avenue overpass during pile driving Unknown date [Photograph by Max A. Loftin] |
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