Source: NOLA.com
St. Anna’s is restoring the mansion, which will serve as an Episcopalian school to help children in need.
Some may recall seeing the beautiful, derelict old mansion, built in 1846, right before the interstate that split the Treme neighborhood down the middle, even as King Solomon threatened to divide the baby in the Bible story […]
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