Larocca Residence
Dominic "Nick" LaRocca (1889-1964), cornetist and bandleader, lived here at 928 Jackson Ave from 1928 to 1942. He initially played in neighborhood bands and then with William Brauns Brass Band...
- louisiana
- new orleans
- jazz
- music
Zito Residence
Philip "Phil" Zito (1913-1998), drummer and bandleader, lived here at 1519 Camp Street from 1986 until 1991. He played in the Navy Band, at the Parisian Room with his own New Orleans International...
- louisiana
- new orleans
- jazz
- music
Hug Residence
Armand Oscar Hug (1910-1977), pianist and composer, lived here at 1545 Camp Place from 1931 to 1972. Marrying into the very musical Loyocano family, he shared this residence with them, as well as...
- louisiana
- new orleans
- jazz
- music
Moore - Goldstein House
Erected 1880 As the residence of John T. Moore, Jr. The site was formerly part of the grounds of the residence of his father-in-law and business partner John T. Moore Whose adjacent mansion, built...
- louisiana
- new orleans
- architecture
The Triangle
The triangle or ti-fer as it's known in Cajun French is one of the first percussion instruments in Cajun & Créole music. Historically it also symbolizes food, calling farmers and field workers in...
- louisiana
- lafayette
- art
- sculpture. metalwork
- musical instrument
The Lynching of Louis Senegal and Antoine Domingue / Lynching In America
The Lynching of Louis Senegal and Antoine Domingue. Mobs of White people brutally lynched two Black men, Louis Senegal and Antoine Domingue, within an 11-year period in Carencro, Louisiana. On...
- louisiana
- carencro
- lafayette parish
- civil rights
The Chase
This sculpture, commissioned by the Barber Motorsports Museum, personifies the motion, strength and integrity that I associate with the racetrack and motorsports competition. The over- life- sized...
- alabama
- barber museum
- sculpture