Yellow Fever is a horrifying disease, but it was a fact of life during the 1800s. Just about every major city in the South became a breeding ground when summertime came around. Charleston, Savannah, S...
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The Witch of The Opera House
Posted on May 22, 2018
The French Opera House of New Orleans opened in 1859. It was home to many an opera and made New Orleans the capital of opera in the United States. Unfortunately, the opera house burned down in 1919. B...
The LaLaurie Mansion: New Orleans’ House of Horrors
Posted on May 11, 2018
We would like to give our readers a fair warning: the stories you are about to read are graphic in nature and are not for the faint of heart. Reader discretion is advised.
It’s unclear whether th...
Guests of the Saint Louis No. 2: Earl King
Posted on April 30, 2018
Earl King was born on February 7, 1934, in New Orleans, Louisiana. His full birth name was Earl Silas Johnson IV. His father, a piano player, died while King was still a baby. His mother raised him on...
