Voodoo in New Orleans
The raids often came in the middle of the night. Entire villages in Africa were instantly destroyed and their residents herded off in shackles. Once aboard overcrowded ships headed for…
Tales Of New Orleans
THE GOODS ON GUMBO Native American file’ spice thickens and flavors the stock. Okra (from the Bantu nkombo) also helps with the thickening process as do Creole tomatoes. The ‘holy…
History of New Orleans
A Brief History of New Orleans New Orleans lingers on the threshold between the Old World and the New, between history and legend. The City that Care Forgot. Jazz streams…
Dauphine Orleans Hotel Is A Great Place To Stay
An unforgettable boutique hotel in New Orleans’ French Quarter, the Dauphine Orleans Hotel welcomes guests with personalized service in a unique setting. Our historic French Quarter Hotel features buildings that…
Protecting Our Right to the Right Medicine
By Frank Oldham President Obama’s healthcare reform is about to severely restrict drug treatment options for millions of America’s most vulnerable patients. This certainly wasn’t the president’s intention. But a…
FLORIDA’S HISTORIC COAST TO CELEBRATE 500 YEARS OF HISTORY
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA — Located midway between Jacksonville and Daytona, Florida’s Historic Coast remains the only documented location for Juan Ponce de Leon’s 1513 voyage of discovery – a voyage…
Hotel Monteleone Named Best Large Hotel
NEW ORLEANS, LA — The Hotel Monteleone is designated the Best Large Hotel in the 2012 “Best of the South” poll by AAA Southern Traveler readers. Selection as the Best…