The former McCrory's lunch counter at 1005 Canal Street was a site for protest during the New Orleans civil rights movement.

Dooky Chase's Restaurant provided a space for activists to come together over what New Orleanians know best: food.

As the site of Buddy Bolden performances and Louis Armstrong's youth, the Eagle Saloon is one of the most significant early jazz landmarks still remaining in New Orleans.

Louis Armstrong won a talent show as a youth after dipping his face in flour and performing at The Iroquois Theater.