Take a Ride in City Park on a Gondola

July 22, 2012 by Charlie London

A recent visitor to New Orleans posted the video above on YouTube. CLICK HERE to learn more about NOLA GONDOLA.

You can read more about NOLA Gondola and it’s owner Robert in the link below:
http://www.nolagondola.com/aboutus.html

50 minute tour: $90 per couple.
Additional passengers (up to four): $10 per person.

Hours of operation:
Monday through Sunday: 1 PM till 10 PM (except during July and August, when the temperatures are above 100.)

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Tulane Digitizes Carnival

September 15, 2011 by Charlie London

Courtesy the Louisiana Research Collection at Tulane University. Click on the photo for source.

The Carnival digitization project reached a major milestone in July when we completed placing our original Carnival float designs online six months ahead of schedule.

LaRC preserves more than 1,300 original Comus, Momus, Proteus, and Rex float designs from the “Golden Age” of Carnival. Included are works by noted designers such as Charles Briton, Jennie Wilde, Carlotta Bonencaze, and Bror Anders Wikstrom. Created as working drawings, these stunning artworks are used by scholars in many fields, including sociology, history, marketing, politics, and literature.

With our float designs now easily available to researchers from around the world, our next step is to place online our more than 3,000 original costume designs. Already available are the famous “Missing Links” costume designs from the 1873 Comus parade.

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