Name/Title
St. Louis CathedralEntry/Object ID
L9999.999.1067Description
Deaccessioned 06/11/2014. Not in Mission. A Historical Sketch of the "St. Louis Cathedral" of New Orleans is a pamphlet about the building of and the men who served it. The first church was built in 1727 and is the second oldest Cathedral in the United States. The building was expanded and dedication ceremonies were held. Many noted dignitaries of the parish are buried in the church. The church was destroyed by fire in 1788 and was rebuilt. "One of the most stirring events ever witnessed in the St. Louis Cathedral was the celebration of thanksgiving for (General) Jackson's victory at the Battle of New Orleans." Many of the Bishops and Archbishops who have served here are mentioned. There are many black and white pictures of the building, men, and the embellishments added over the years. Also included is a list of the rectors over the years and articles about associated buildings: The Old Ursuline Convent and the Old Mortuary Chapel.Collection
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Category 08: Communication Objects