HNOC – Beyond Bourbon Street Sponsor
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History is an evolving story. At The Historic New Orleans Collection, they gather, research, and share artifacts from New Orleans’ many stories, weaving together the people, places, and events that connect us to the city.Their online publication called First Draft gives readers inside access to their vast institutional holdings and staff expertise in a fresh and dynamic way. Check out First Draft, a combination blog and online exhibition space at hnoc.org/firstdraft.
The THNOC, located at 520 Royal Street, is a museum, research center, and publisher dedicated to the stewardship of the history and culture of New Orleans and the Gulf South. They have helped local residents and visiting tourists better understand the multicultural history of the region through thought-provoking exhibitions; original books, periodicals, and articles; and its public research center. In addition, it offers a robust programming schedule and an extensive array of educational resources for teachers and students of all levels.
They offer a range of permanent collections along with an ever changing series of rotating exhibits. With free admission, it’s one of the most accessible things to do in New Orleans. Visitors are encouraged to book timed-entry tickets in advance.
Go to HNOC.org/Visit to plan your trip.
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