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NOLA.com: 50 Years after Fall of Saigon, Taking a Look at Settlement of Vietnamese in New Orleans

April 7, 2025

Contributing writer Dave Walker visited HNOC’s “Making It Home” exhibition, which explores how the Vietnamese made the city their home.

A vintage black and white photo shows a group of Vietnamese Americans engaged in a ring toss game to win a live duck at a Christmas Day youth fair. The image shows four ducks in the foreground, with a group of smiling community members about to toss their rings.
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