Another great urban house. Just four of us on the tour and we got great info from our guide who had been drafted in to cover an emergency. Built in 1861, by local architect James Gallier, Jr. as...
Gallier House
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The Gallier House, nestled in the heart of New Orleans, offers visitors a glimpse into the historical tapestry of the city. Constructed in 1860 by the renowned architect James Gallier, Jr., this Victorian townhouse stands as a testament to innovative design and advanced features of its time.
From its iconic Paris Green gate to the ornate interior décor, the Gallier House invites exploration of a bygone era. With intact attached slave quarters and a classic courtyard, the property showcases a blend of architectural beauty and historical significance.
Step inside the Gallier House to experience a piece of New Orleans history, where each corner echoes stories of the past. Discover the Exchange Shop, continuing the tradition of the Woman’s Exchange with local artisanal goods, and delve into a narrative that intertwines preservation and education.
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I love a museum that showcases a pieces of history by allowing you to move through the space. It was informative and I do appreciate the respect used to tell the story of all of the individuals in...
We took the nighttime Death and Mourning tour and it was so acceptable and educational. We learned so much about Victorian life in New Orleans, from the perspective of both the affluent and the...
My sister and I booked a tour here (Creole death and mourning) and had a great time. Our guide Danielle was terrific, informative, and personable and handled the house's history of enslavement in...
The Herman-Grima house and the Gallier house are owned by the same people, the Herman-Grima house tour focuses more on the point of view of the enslaved, while the Gallier house focuses on the...
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