Historic New Orleans Collection
Discovering the Lost 1866 Issues of the New Orleans Tribune
The issues provided honest coverage of the Mechanics’ Institute Massacre of July 30, 1866
The Historic New Orleans Collection
Enigmatic Stream
Photographer Richard Sexton captures the complexities of the Mississippi’s industrial corridor
Finding Economy Hall
Remembering the politics and philanthropy that preceded the jazz
Fall 2017
Fruits of a Passion
Laura Simon Nelson's collection of Southern Art is now on display at The Historic New Orleans Collection
Looking at Louisiana
A new photography book from The Historic New Orleans Collection
Historic New Orleans Collection
Lost Friends
Free people sought reunion with friends and family after emancipation
NOLA Resistance
Voices from the Civil Rights Movement
Nueva Orleans
A closer look at the city’s Spanish history
Historic New Orleans Collection
Photographic Pioneer
An early New Orleans shutterbug was also an Ursuline nun
Fall 2014
Remembering Andrew Jackson
An exhibition at HNOC coincides with the bicentennial of a landmark battle
Winter 2016
Shopping Crossroads
As a major metropolis from the late 18th century to today, New Orleans has always had a strong tradition of retail activity
Summer 2017
Sights and Sounds of Storyville
The Historic New Orleans Collection has an exhibition complementing the recently published book, "Guidebooks to Sin"
