Posts tagged L'Aurore
Unloading Goods from Louisiana on the Banks of the Seine
Unloading Goods from Louisiana on the Banks of the Seine

A New Orleanian’s thoughts upon viewing the sketch of “Unloading Goods from Louisiana on the Banks of the Seine” during a visit to Paris.

Read More
Eric Gabourel, New Orleans HistoryFlambeaux Bicycle ToursTwelfth Night CoffeeParis, Petit Palais, Unloading Goods from Louisiana on the Banks of the Seine, Giovanni Antonio Pellegrini, Pellegrini, New Orleans, New Orleans History, Gabourel New Orleans, Was New Orleans founded by the French?, What Country Founded New Orleans?, La Salle, Company of the West, Company of the Indies, East India Company, Antione Crozat, Louis XIV, Philip V, Louis XV, Duc d'Orléans, Bienville, War of Spanish Succession, Madame Fillon, General Bank of France, Royal Bank of France, Rue Quincampoix, Painting, Fresco, Origin of the word Millionaire, Millionare, Senegal, Lorient, Gorée, Dakar, Benin, Wolof, Bambara, Slavery, Slave ships, Slavery and capitalism, Havana, L'Aurore, Dauphin Island and slavery, Le Havre, Art, Musuem, Mississippi Bubble, Mississippi River, Human Trafficing, Juan San Malo, Nonviolent ResistanceComment
The Shores of Saint-Malo
The Shores of Saint-Malo

Remembering a ships journey from Saint-Malo, Benin, to Louisiana.

Read More
Eric Gabourel, New Orleans HistoryEric GabourelTwelfth Night CoffeeSaint-Malo, Slavery, Coffee, Trade, L'Aurore, Company of the Indies, Company of the West, New Orleans, Louisiana, Dauphine Island, English Channel, Walled City, Rampart, France, Louisiana History, le Duc du Maine, St. Malo, 1718, New Orleans History, Was New Orleans founded by the French?, West Africa, Benin, Senegal, Creole, Creole Culture, Voyage, Who has the best coffee in the French Quarter?, Who has the best coffee in New Orleans?, Who founded New Orleans?, Eric Gabourel, Gabourel, Twelfth Night, Twelfth Night CoffeeComment