Williams in the 1014 Dumaine Street courtyard in 1974.
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A photo of Tennessee Williams in the 1014 Dumaine Street courtyard in 1974. The photo was published on the front page of the Times-Picayune following his death in 1983.
Source: John Pope, “Freedom He Found in N.O. Made City Home to Tennessee,” The Times-Picayune/The States-Item, February 26, 1983, accessed December 7, 2015, America’s Historical Newspapers.
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"House Sold to Out-of-Towner" Tennessee Williams Moves In
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