The story
Diamond Jim Moran wore diamonds in his teeth and hid jewels in customers' meatballs.
Everything that was here
- 1881–present
La Louisiane HotelMob Hangout
Diamond Jim Moran wore diamonds in his teeth and hid jewels in customers' meatballs.
See the map in 1882 → - 1970–1973
UpStairs LoungeBar
The deadliest attack on the LGBTQ+ community until Pulse claimed 32 lives in 1973, with families too ashamed to claim bodies.
See the map in 1971 → - 1906–1917
Pete Lala's CafeCabaret
The Storyville saloon of 'trumpet kings' where King Oliver blew until midnight on the district's final night in 1917.
See the map in 1907 →
Nearby history
Brennan's Restaurant
417 Royal Street · 64 m away
Arnaud's
813 Bienville Street · 101 m away
Where the Count's daughter reigned as Carnival queen 22 times.
Cafe Lafitte in Exile
601 Bourbon Street · 109 m away
Chris Owens Club
500 Bourbon Street · 159 m away
The Maxime Supper Club
300 Bourbon Street · 160 m away
Old Absinthe House
240 Bourbon Street · 173 m away
Advertised as the Absinthe House since 1869.
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