The New Orleans French Market is getting a new face lift. Above, a section of the market is all polished up and ready to be occupied. Then Presto! below the vendors move in and life is restored. The hum and bustle of shoppers trying to find that perfect bargain is restored.The historic market has its roots in 1791, making it the oldest farmers market in the country -- though you'll find little to eat there. It's mostly just tourist souvenirs, art work and the like.
Now that work is finished on this section, the work moves to the other half of the maket.
--steve buser
11 comments:
The before and after pics are like a presto-chango of revitalization. Nice!
so when i come down to new orleans i'll see the face-lifted French market....:)
Sullivan says the first picture looks like the trains at disney world.
This looks very nice and clean!
Hi Steve,
Thanks for your comment on my blog.
This is a wonderful venue you are sharing today. The iron posts trike me as something from Georgian Britain. Very nicely cleaned up indeed.
They look like lovely cast iron pillars.
If you go and have a look here, you can see a wider view of the re-development I featured on my blog today which you commented on:
Sydney Daily Photo Extra
wow thats a pretty old market.
Thank you for leaving a comment on my blog. You are very welcome to visit the Philippines and take all the photographs you want. My country is picturesque and the people are photogenic :) im not kidding
Oh I was there in 2005. I miss it very much. New Orleans is a great city.
Good to see the market is back up and people are shopping and buying. Nice photography.
Abraham Lincoln
Brookville Daily Photo
I love how you took that first photo.
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