File:1864PrytaniaHouseAceCleaners.jpg
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Prytania Street, Lower Garden District, New Orleans
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English: New Orleans: Buildings on Prytania Street in the Lower Garden District. House on left. On right business now housing a laundry; surviving iron inscription at top of building shows that in 1864 it housed an ironworks. |
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