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                             A Street of            BOURBON      STREET
                             Living Tradition
                             Royal Street is the pride
                             of the French Quarter.              ORLEANS  AVE
                             Its beautiful buildings
                             have been carefully   CONTI           STREET  ST.  LOUIS       STREET   ROYAL         STREET  ST.  PETER        STREET
                             maintained and are
                             today occupied by fine
                             stores and restaurants.
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                                                    CHARTRES      STREET
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                                                            St. Louis St
       Moss Antiques offers
       a fine range of French
       antiques.                                 Antoine Peychaud’s
                                                 Pharmacy (#437)
                                                 The cocktail was born here when
                                                 pharmacist Antoine Peychaud
                                                 mixed brandy with his bitters
                                                 and served the potion in a
                                                 coquetier (see p172). Today, it
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                                                 is an antique shop.
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       St. Peter St                                          Orleans St









                        St. Anthony’s
                        Garden
                        This beautiful garden
                        (see p57) stands at
                        the back of St. Louis
                        Cathedral. Its serenity
                        hides the fact that    The LaBranche Buildings (#700)
                        it was a staging   Embellished with fine oak-leaf ironwork, these
                        ground for duels    buildings were constructed in 1835 for sugar
                        in the 18th century.  planter Jean Baptiste LaBranche.




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