Patricia R.
8/12/2018
What a great peek into what life was like way back when. Yesterday we visited the Pitot house, which was the home of New Orleans' first mayor. They were hosting a tricentennial celebration...
Pitot House
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1440 Moss St
New Orleans, LA 70119
The Louisiana Landmarks Society is dedicated to promoting historic preservation through education and advocacy, operating the historic Pitot House as a museum and venue for special events. This c. 1799 West Indies-style house offers tours and serves as a hub for various preservation initiatives and community engagement.
In addition to showcasing the rich history of New Orleans, the society hosts events such as the Awards of Excellence in Preservation and provides opportunities for membership, which includes benefits like free entry to the Pitot House. Through its efforts, the Louisiana Landmarks Society aims to foster appreciation for the region's architectural heritage and cultural significance.
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Dominik D.
12/6/2021
I just happened across this small, pretty, yet iconic looking house on a walk. It's nestled along Bayou St John outside of City Park. Worth a five minute stop, if you're so inclined.
Durell B.
10/3/2020
Definite ONE STAR, how could you double book an event, let them set up for the event, and then tell them they can't have their acting like you didn't know anything about the event...Paper trail is...
Steve I.
4/6/2015
The Pitot House, like many homes in New Orleans, is well-aged. The Pitot House dates back over 200 years. I thought the grounds was pretty and on a beautiful sunny day there aren't many places in...
Jen L.
11/28/2011
Pitot house is a beautifully preserved Creole home. It is nicely furnished with period furniture and has been fabulously restored. So why 4 stars instead of 5? Like most period homes, it's...
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