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Kohlman’s Tavern: Historic Algiers Black Business Hub

By Robert H. Cataliotti
Kohlman’s Tavern, once located at 414 Homer Street in Algiers, was operated by Mr. Louis Kohlman. His son, Freddie Kohlman, the world-renowned jazz drummer, studied drums in the neighborhood with the…

Algiers Folk Art Zone & Blues Museum

By Robert H. Cataliotti & Kathryn O'Dwyer, editor
The Algiers Folk Art Zone & Blues Museum, which is located directly across from the Mississippi River levee at 207 Leboeuf Street, was founded by Charles Gillam in 2000. A self-taught sculptor,…

"On The Road" in Algiers: The William Burroughs House

By Robert H. Cataliotti
In January of 1949, a maroon Hudson sedan pulled up to the house at 509 Wagner Street in Algiers, Louisiana. The driver was Neal Cassady, and the passengers included Jack Kerouac, Al Hinkle, and…

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