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Area Museums

The Louisiana State Museum
New Orleans' premiere heritage attraction, the Louisiana State Museum is comprised of several French Quarter landmarks and extensive permanent collections of artifacts and works of art. Established in 1912, the Museum is committed to preserving, presenting and promoting the State's unique culture and heritage. Through its exhibitions and activities it captures and showcases Louisiana's legacy of cultural diversity, historic events and charismatic traditions. The Louisiana State Museum encompasses the following.
http://lsm.crt.state.la.us/

The Cabildo (1799) A National Historic Landmark
Site of the signing of the Louisiana Purchase Transfer, the Cabildo reopened February 27, 1994 following a five-year, extensive restoration. It houses a new exhibition that traces Louisiana's past from exploration through Reconstruction from a multi-cultural perspective. Jackson Square.

The Presbytere (1797) A National Historic Landmark
Originally intended as a home for the priests of neighboring St. Louis Cathedral, the structure now houses permanent and changing exhibitions on Louisiana culture and history. Exhibits include architecture, maritime and military history, portraits and decorative arts. Jackson Square.

The Old U.S. Mint (1835) A National Historic Landmark
The oldest existing U.S. Mint building, this large landmark now houses the State Museum's popular, permanent exhibits on Jazz and Mardi Gras. The Louisiana Historical Center, an archive of maps and documents, is also here. 400 Esplanade Ave.

1850 House (1850) Lower Pontalba, A National Historic Landmark
This recreated antebellum town home located in the Baroness Pontalba's famous row house on Jackson Square is furnished with artifacts reflecting 19th-century New Orleans. It portrays middle class life during the most prosperous time in the city's history. 523 St. Ann Street.

The Arsenal (1839)
Adjacent to the Cabildo and Madame John's Legacy, 1788, 632 Dumaine St., a National Historic Landmark, are used for special activities, exhibitions and events. The Creole House and the Jackson House, both built in 1842 and in the Cabildo complex, are used for educational and volunteer activities.

The National WWII Museum
Designated as "America's National World War II Museum", the D-Day Museum presents an overview of the war with exhibits showcasing both the Pacific and European arenas. The 70,500 square foot museum presents a collection of personal experiences, artifacts, photographs, film footage, and documents describing the weeks leading up to D-Day of World War II. Open 7 days a week.
www.ddaymuseum.org.

The Ogden Museum of Southern Art
Home to the most comprehensive collection of Southern Art in the world, the Odgen offers visitors a chance to see and learn about the South and its culture through artworks. Open Tuesday through Sunday. 925 Camp Street.
www.ogdenmuseum.org

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