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Biz New Orleans: HNOC Renovates the French Quarter While Preserving History and Culture
April 4, 2025
HNOC continues to expand its real estate footprint and invest in major renovations in the French Quarter.
“Our buildings and how we use them reflect our commitment to ensuring the French Quarter is a place where people experience history . . . . Now, two renovation projects are underway that will allow HNOC to continue to grow our work of stewarding and sharing the history of the Gulf South.”
Daniel Hammer, HNOC president and CEO
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HNOC’s 14 historic buildings, spread over three blocks of the French Quarter, are foundational parts of our collection. Explore illustrated timelines of their architectural histories here.
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Established by an Orleans Parish School Board resolution, the citywide observance will honor the legacy, impact, and future of Black education in New Orleans.
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On November 10, the preview of Ken Burns’s new docuseries will lead discussions about the future of mass incarceration in Louisiana and the US.
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