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From the Director: We Must Invest in the French Quarter to Keep the Momentum Going for New Orleans

March 10, 2025

In a guest column for NOLA.com | “The Times Picayune,” HNOC President & CEO Daniel Hammer advocates for continued investment in the French Quarter in the wake of Super Bowl LIX.

A headshot of Daniel Hammer, President and CEO of the Historic New Orleans Collection. The museum's courtyard can be seen in the background.
NOLA.com / The Times Picyaune

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A post-segregation sibling to the Green Book, this directory compiled information on Black-owned businesses across the country.

Illustration of a woman in a red and black costume with a heart motif. She stands in front of a large red heart background, holding a ribboned staff and wearing a pointed hat. The style is vintage and theatrical.

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Visitors to Storyville navigated the red-light district with help from these illustrated guides. 

A detailed sketch depicts a historic, multi-story building with ornate iron balconies, a lamppost on the street, and a person standing in the foreground. The artwork captures an architectural essence and street scene ambiance.

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It’s the oldest continuously operating restaurant in the United States, and its archive at HNOC tells the story of a family business and its place in New Orleans history.

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Daniel Hammer, President/CEO of the Historic New Orleans Collection in a suit with an orange tie stands on a balcony, smiling. The background features a multi-level building with large windows and a partial view of a plant.
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HNOC President & CEO Named 2025 Icon Award Honoree by New Orleans CityBusiness

August 15, 2025
The publication’s annual awards honor business leaders who have had a lasting influence on economic development of the New Orleans region.
Amanda McFillen, HNOC Director of Audience Engagement, speaking on NOLA Now about Museum Month activities happening now at the museum.
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NOLA Now: HNOC Offering Free Tours and Special Perks During Museum Month

August 11, 2026
Organized by New Orleans & Company each August, members of participating local museums receive free access to all other participating institutions throughout the month.
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