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Nothing tells a story like a home!

Events & Programs

Open-Hearth Cooking Program

Kids & Families

Lectures & More

Visit & Learn

Visitor Information

Group Visits & Private Tours

Database of Enslaved Individuals

Shifting Landscapes Virtual Tour

Urban Enslavement in New Orleans

School Tours & Field Trips

Press

Film Location Rental

About

Hermann-Grima House

Staff and Board of Managers

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Harmony at Hermann-Grima

Historic Houses Society & Gala

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Courtesy Hon. Chelsey Richard Napoleon, Clerk of Civil District Court, Parish of Orleans.

All Adele Adolphe Kitty Rachel Jeanne Henry (a) Henry (b) Horace Juliet Edouard Betsy Rachel Boston Oliver Windsor Vicey alias Fanny Tom John (a) Hannah Iris and her son Marie Maria James Marie, or Mary Charlotte alias Doreas Philip Sarah (laundress) Eliza (laundress and cook) Mary (b) Jim Vincent Louise Ned Jacques/Jack Emma Sam Cunningham Sarah Silvie Eliza Mary (c) George (driver and house servant) Sophie Josephine Aimée Dick Mary Ann Pierre Riley/Raleigh David Elizabeth alias Betsy Eveille Needham Phillis Felicie Beaurepaire John (b) Jane Matilda and her children Sally and her son Oscar Felix (coach driver, house servant, and cook) Eugene Beaurepaire Henry Beaurepaire Amelie Celine Charles Justine and her children Marthe Pauline Mary Ellen Butler William

Adele Adolphe Kitty Rachel Jeanne Henry (a) Henry (b) Horace Juliet Edouard Betsy Rachel Boston Oliver Windsor Vicey alias Fanny Tom John (a) Hannah Iris and her son Marie Maria James Marie, or Mary Charlotte alias Doreas Philip Sarah (laundress) Eliza (laundress and cook) Mary (b) Jim Vincent Louise Ned Jacques/Jack Emma Sam Cunningham Sarah Silvie Eliza Mary (c) George (driver and house servant) Sophie Josephine Aimée Dick Mary Ann Pierre Riley/Raleigh David Elizabeth alias Betsy Eveille Needham Phillis Felicie Beaurepaire John (b) Jane Matilda and her children Sally and her son Oscar Felix (coach driver, house servant, and cook) Eugene Beaurepaire Henry Beaurepaire Amelie Celine Charles Justine and her children Marthe Pauline Mary Ellen Butler William

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Hermann-Grima House

820 St. Louis Street

New Orleans, LA 70112

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New Orleans, LA 70116

504-274-0748

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P.O. Box 56836

New Orleans, LA 70156

Hermann-Grima + Gallier Historic Houses, managed by The Woman’s Exchange, preserves two 19th-century French Quarter homes and, through their architecture, collections, and history, inspires discourse about our collective past and its relevance to our present and future. Visitors, students, and researchers explore such diverse topics as the lives of the houses’ owners and enslaved people, free people of color, open-hearth cooking, mourning rituals, and the entrepreneurial pursuits of women.

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