The story
Lulu White's four-story house on Basin Street, where Jelly Roll Morton, Tony Jackson and Kid Ross played; closed with Storyville in 1917, demolished 1949.
Everything that was here
- 1897–1917
Mahogany HallJazz Venue
Storyville's $40,000 marble-and-mirror palace.
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Nearby history
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401 North Roman Street · 523 m away
Dempsey, Tunney, Louis and Robinson fought here.
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The last department store on Canal Street.
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