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J.B. Soubiran Grocery Store, downriver side of Esplanade Street
Jay Dearborn Edwardsbetween 1857 and 1860
The Historic New Orleans Collection
New Orleans, United States
View of the downriver side of Esplanade Avenue looking toward the lake from near the corner of Royal Street. At 639 Esplanade is J.B. Soubiran Grocery Store advertising leeches, the "only general depot of leeches." In the distance are buildings in the 700 block of Esplanade Avenue. Several buildings have ironwork balconies and galleries. Wooden fences and streetlights are visible, and the street is unpaved and sycamore trees line the neutral ground.
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- Title: J.B. Soubiran Grocery Store, downriver side of Esplanade Street
- Creator: Jay Dearborn Edwards
- Creator Lifespan: 1831-1900
- Date Created: between 1857 and 1860
- Location Created: Esplanade Avenue, New Orleans, Louisiana
- Physical Dimensions: 10" x 12"
- Type: salted paper prints
- Rights: Physical rights are retained by The Historic New Orleans Collection. Copyright is retained in accordance with U. S. copyright laws.
- Medium: salted paper; cardboard
- Art Form: Photography
- Support: Salted paper print mounted on board; salted paper processes
- Depicted Location: Esplanade Avenue, New Orleans, Louisiana
- Original Title: J.B. Soubiran Grocery Store, downriver side of Esplanade Street
- Credit Line: The Historic New Orleans Collection
- Accession Number: 1982.167.11
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