Our tour guide, Lee, gave us loads of information about the history of the home and the families that lived there. A great taste of what it was like to live in New Orleans in the mid 1800’s. Beautifully decorated in period furniture and decor.

This was a really good tour of a 19th century house. Our guide was passionate and knowledgeable and able to speak about architecture, history and about the lives of the people living in the house, he answered questions and was very cool when our questions...More

I wrote my review of the Gallier House under the 1850 House thread. So, here, I give the reader a similar statement because these two museums are close enough. An okay attraction. Like my 1850 House review - this attraction is only worth it if...More

Dry, but interesting to history buffs. I learned quite a lot about the War of 1812 and the Battle of New Orleans, the Reconstruction and the treatment of slaves after they were freed. The narratives are highlighted with antique uniforms and weapons from the period....More

On a recent trip to New Orleans, we discovered this wonderful house tour in the middle of the French Quarter. The house was built in the 1860s and still retains many original architectural features. The furnishings are elegant and all representative of the era. But...More

If you like touring plantation houses, go see this urban contemporary, to that time. Great historical detail given in a guided tour. Lots of original details remain in the house. Just go!

The curator himself took my friend and I on a tour of this historic resident in the French Quarter. We sought it out not because we saw anything in guidebooks, but because a friend who lived in New Orleans had suggested it. We loved seeing...More