Theodore Lilienthal New Orleans Photographs (copies)

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1 Theodore Lilienthal New Orleans Photographs (copies) SOUTHEASTERN ARCHITECTURAL ARCHIVE COLLECTION 20 St. Charles Street Railroad Depot, Carondelet and Eighth Streets, New Orleans, LA Theodore Lilienthal, photographer. Copy print of original photograph at the Napoleonmuseum Thurgau, Arenenberg, Switzerland. SCOPE and CONTENTS B/W copy photographic prints 1867 (2000) One album Copy prints of original albumen photographs made by German-born 19 th century New Orleans photographer, Theodore Lilienthal ( ), for the Paris Exposition of The city of New Orleans commissioned Lilienthal to create the photographs as a campaign to promote the city post- Civil War. At the end of the exposition, the photographs, in a portfolio, titled, La Nouvelle Orleans Collection 20/Rev. 02/20/2017/KW/1

2 et ses environs, were presented to French emperor Napoleon III. The photographs were included in the possessions of Napoleon III, housed in his family s home in Arenenberg, Switzerland. The home is now the Napoleonmuseum Thurgau, and operated as a house museum, where these original photographs reside. The originals were exhibited at Tulane University and the New Orleans Museum of Art in SEAA s set of copy prints was made with the consent of the Napoleonmusem for the benefit of regional researchers. PROVENANCE Copy prints were paid for by the Tulane University Libraries. ACCESS This collection is housed in Tulane University Libraries Southeastern Architectural Archive (SEAA) and requires an advance appointment for use. For further information, call (504) , or seaa@tulane.edu. The unauthorized use, including, but not limited to, publication of the materials without the prior written permission of the Southeastern Architectural Archive is strictly prohibited. All inquiries regarding permission to publish should be submitted in writing. Please see our Permission to Publish Guidelines. PREFERRED CITATION Theodore Lilienthal New Orleans Photographs (copies), Southeastern Architectural Archive, Special Collections Division, Tulane University Libraries. INVENTORY Volume 1 of 1. (Ring binder on top of photograph file cabinet). 1. Bird s Eye View of First District. 2. Bird s Eye View of First District. 3. Bird s Eye View of First District. 4. Bird s Eye View of Third District. Collection 20/Rev. 02/20/2017/KW/2

3 5. Bird s Eye View of Fourth District. 6. St. Alphonsus Church. 7. St. Joseph s Church, Josephine Street. 8. St. Paul s Church, Camp Street. 9. Methodist Church, Carondelet Street. 10. Trinity Church, Jackson Street. 11. Synagogue, Carondelet Street. 12. Synagogue, Canal Street. 13. Synagogue, Jackson Street. 14. Marine Hospital. 15. Hotel Dieu Hospital. 16. Charity Hospital. 17. U.S. Sedgwick s Hospital in Greenville. 18. Entrance of U.S. Hospital in Greenville. 19. Interior of U.S. Hospital in Greenville. 20. Luzenberg Hospital. 21. Dr. Stone s Infirmary, Canal Street. 22. St. Elizabeth Asylum, Magazine and Josephine Streets. 23. St. Ann s Asylum, Prytania Street. 24. Jewish Widows and Orphans Asylum. 25. Poydras Asylum, Jefferson City. 26. St.Vincent Asylum, corner Magazine and Race Streets. 27. St. Mary s Convent and Church, Dryades Street. Collection 20/Rev. 02/20/2017/KW/3

4 28. St. Simeon s Select School. 29. Ursuline Convent. 30. City Hall, St. Charles Street. 31. Parish Prison and Treme Market. 32. U.S. Mint. 33. French Opera House. 34. Metairie Race Course. 35. Races of 1867 at the Fair Grounds. 36. Races of 1867, Metairie Course. 37. New German Theater, Baronne Street. 38. Bank of New Orleans. 39. Canal Bank, corner Camp and Gravier Streets. 40. Interior of U.S. Barracks. 41. Interior of U.S. Barracks. 42. U.S. Custom House. 43. St. Vincent s Academy. 44. Public School, Dryades Street. 45. School of Medicine. 46. Medical Colleges, Common Street. 47. Carondelet from Poydras Street. 48. Lafayette Square. 49. Canal Street. 50. Jackson Square. Collection 20/Rev. 02/20/2017/KW/4

5 51. St. Charles Street from corner of Poydras Street. 52. Louis Phillip s place of concealment during his stay in New Orleans. 53. French Market. 54. Poydras Market. 55. Masonic Hall, St. Charles Street. 56. Half Way House. 57. St. Louis Hotel. 58. St. Charles Hotel. 59. Lake End Pontchartrain. 60. City Park. 61. Carrollton. 62. Entrance, City Park. 63. Bathing House at Lake Pontchartrain. 64. Bayou Bridge. 65. Bayou St. John and Old Spanish Port. 66. Entrance to New Basin. 67. Bayou St. John. 68. Entrance to Bayou St. John. 69. Group of New Orleans Firemen. 70. Group of New Orleans Firemen. 71. Fire Engine House No Fire Engine Houses. 73. Dan Hickock s at Lake End. Collection 20/Rev. 02/20/2017/KW/5

6 74. Lake End Pontchartrain. 75. Lake Pontchartrain. 76. Carrollton Depot. 77. Depot of St. Charles Street Railroad. 78. Depot of City Railroad, Canal Street. 79. U.S. St. Joseph Street Railroad. 80. New Orleans Jackson and Great N.R.R. Depot. 81. Steamboat Landing. 82. U.S. Man of War. 83. U.S. Monitors. 84. Head of New Basin. 85. Head of Old Basin. 86. Crevasse on the Mississippi. 87. Steamboat Great Republic. 88. Tow Boat. 89. Dry Dock. 90. Dry Dock. 91. Floating Dock. 92. Second District Ferry. 93. Ocean Steamship General Meade. 94. Gas Works. 95. Interior of Gas Works. 96. Gas Works of Sedgwick s Hospital. Collection 20/Rev. 02/20/2017/KW/6

7 97. Sugar Refinery. 98. Vicksburg Cotton Press. 99. Interior of Vicksburg Cotton Press Cotton Press Cotton Press McCan s Foundry Belleville Iron Works, Algiers Bennett and Lurges Foundry Beer Brewery, Old Basin View of Levee Boiler Maker s Shop Brick Yard Stove Manufactory, Camp Street Interior of Gas Works Firemen s Cemetery Entrance to Lafayette Cemetery, Washington Street Odd Fellow s Rest Cemetery Private Residence Private Residence Private Residence Private Residence Private Residence Private Residence. Collection 20/Rev. 02/20/2017/KW/7

8 120. Florence Luling Residence S.N. Moody s Residence J.O.A. Fellows Residence Sugar Plantation Mechanic s Institute City Council of New Orleans Cottage Sent to Paris for Exposition. Collection 20/Rev. 02/20/2017/KW/8