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Restaurant Treme Lounge
Jules Cahn1978
The Historic New Orleans Collection
New Orleans, United States
View of a group of six men posing in front of a bar and restaurant at a corner on Treme Street. One man wears a t-shirt that says "The Dirty Dozen." A banner tied above the sidewalk from the building on the corner to a telephone pole reads "Restaurant Treme Lounge" and also includes the names of the following social clubs; Scene Boosters, Dirty Dozen, Treme Sports, Calender Girls, Money Wasters and 6th Ward High Steppers. A sign in the door reads "Free Red Beans and Rice Labor Day."
Details
- Title: Restaurant Treme Lounge
- Creator: Jules Cahn
- Creator Lifespan: 1916-1995
- Date Created: 1978
- Location Created: New Orleans, LA
- Physical Dimensions: 11" x 14"
- Type: gelatin silver prints; later prints
- Rights: Physical rights are retained by The Historic New Orleans Collection. Copyright is retained in accordance with U. S. copyright laws.
- Medium: photographic paper; silver (metal); photographic gelatin
- Art Form: Photography
- Support: gelatin silver process
- Depicted Location: Faubourg Tremé, New Orleans, LA
- Original Title: Restaurant Treme Lounge
- Credit Line: Jules Cahn Collection at The Historic New Orleans Collection
- Accession Number: 2000.78.8.16
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