Photo ID: 0KB09462 Photo ID: 6FK00222 Photo ID: 03FEIN0148 Vishten Accordionist Pastelle LeBlanc Pastelle LeBlanc performs at Festival International de Louisiane in Lafayette. Photo ID: 06FEIN02935 Accordionist at Festival International de Louisiane John Magnie, of The Subdudes plays accordion for Festival International crowds in Lafayette, LA Photo ID: 0AA00728 Ambrose Author and historian Steven Ambrose talks with well wisher during opening ceremonies of D-Day Museum in New Orleans in 2000. Photo ID: 0AA00728 Steven Ambrose, D-Day Museum Steven Ambrose greets well wishers at opening ceremonies of D-Day Museum in New Orleans, LA Photo ID: 0AA00735 Steven Ambrose Steven Ambrose saluts World War Two veterans during opening ceremonies of D-Day Museum in New Orleans, LA in 2000. Photo ID: 0AA00738 Steven Ambrose Steven Ambrose saluts World War Two Veterans during opening ceremonies at D-Day Museum in New Orleans, LA in 2000. Photo ID: 0AA00770 Steven Ambrose/Steven Spielberg Steven Ambrose and Steven Spielberg salut World War Two veterans during opening ceremonies of D-Day Museum in New Orleans, LA in 2000. Photo ID: 0aa00842 Zehno Design Offices Photo ID: 0AB01879 French Quarter clarinetist Jeffrey Diket, a blind clarinetist, plays in New Orleans' French Quarter Diket is using the shop window both as support and reference. Photo ID: 0AB02419 Cabildo Hall, New Orleans' French Quarter Photo ID: 0AB02445 Napoleon Death Mask Photo ID: 0ab02539 French Quarter angel An angel welcomes contributions from passersby near the St. Louis Cathedral in New Orleans' Jackson Square Photo ID: 0AB02851 Voodoo Museum, New Orleans, Louisiana Bloody Mary, the tour guide at the Voodoo Museum in New Orleans' French Quarter stands before an altar there. Photo ID: 0AB02859 Jazz Trumpeter New Orleans Andrew Lang blows his horn on Royal Street in the French Quarter for tips. Photo ID: 0AB02905 Art and Flora Framed photographs are accented by plants outside the Basetti Gallery in New Orleans. Photo ID: 0AB03337 Stella Shouting contest, New Orleans, LA Photo ID: 0AB03350 French Quarter Festival, New Orleans Celebrants at the French Quarter Festival enjoy the view of a Ocean going freighter passing alongside Photo ID: 0AB03365 French Quarter Festival, New Orleans, Louisiana Celebrants enjoy Jackson Square during the French Quarter Festival in New Orleans. Photo ID: 0AB2860 Trumpeter in French Quarter, New Orleans. A lone trumpeter serenades in the French Quarter as visitors pass by in horse-drawn carriage. Photo ID: 0AC00467 St. Elizabeth's Orphanage, Anne Rice Home Photo ID: 0AC00498 New Orleans unpainted A New Orleans home awaits more paint. I love the half painted look. One wonders what the story is about this home. Photo ID: 0ad00268 Street Car View A visiting couple enjoys the ride and view provided by the Street Car on St. Charles Avenue in New Orleans. Photo ID: 0AE00595 Ellis Marsalis at home Jazz pianist and father of several jazz giants sits at his piano at home in New Orleans Photo ID: 0ae00617 Fats Domino at home, New Orleans, LA Fats Domino poses at home in New Orleans by his couch made from a vintage Cadillac tail fin. Photo ID: 0AE00765 Spirit of New Orleans Band Members of the Spirit of New Orleans Marching Band parade past Jackson Square. Photo ID: 0AE00805 Snug Harbor Jazz Club 7-3-02 Photo ID: 0ae00845 Doreen Kitchens plays Jackson Square Clarinetist Doreen Kitchens plays an inspired solo infront of the Pontalba Building for tourists in New Orleans' Jackson Square. On sunny afternoons in New Orleans' French Quarter the best music can often be heard in spontaneous jam session infront of St. Louis Cathedral. Music can be great as are photographic possibilities. Cash tips of thanks to the musicians are always appreciated. Photo ID: 0AE00903 Ernie K Doe Ernie K Doe sings at his Mother in Law lounge in New Orleans Photo ID: 0AE02309 Jewish Marching Bandman Mark Rubin sports the Star of David as he plays with the Panorama Marching Band on Mardi Gras Day in New Orleans. Photo ID: 0AE02948 John Magnie of the Subdudes at Festival International John "Ray" Magnie plays accordion at Festival International de Louisiane in Lafayette, LA. According to John, the Ray comes from his devotion to Ray Charles. Magnie tries to achieve a motown, Rhythm and Blues feel to his playing with his highly evocative group, the Subdudes. Photo ID: 0AE06778 Fats Domino house after Katrina, New Orleans Dried mud serves as indicator of flooding at Fats Domino's house in New Orleans' Ninth Ward. Domino has lived in the neighborhood his entire life. Photo ID: 0AE06838 Piano keyboard after Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans A discarded piano keyboard is brutalized by Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans. New Orleans has a very distinctive style as played by Dr. John, Allen Toussaint, Professor Longhair and many others over the years. Photo ID: 0AE06845 Piano keyboard after Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans A discarded piano keyboard is brutalized by Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans. New Orleans has a very distinctive style as played by Dr. John, Allen Toussaint, Professor Longhair and many others over the years. Photo ID: 0AE2430 Panorama March Band, New Orleans Mardi Gras Ben Schenck and Genevieve Duval perform on Mardi Gras in New Orleans French Quarter Photo ID: 0AG00182 St. Patrick's Day ribbon 7-3-02 Photo ID: 0AJ00496 Marie Laveau Tomb, St. Louis #1 cemetery An eerie light is cast on voodoo priestess Marie Laveau's tomb in New Orleans' oldest cemetery. Photo ID: 0AJ00542 Rob Florence leads a tour through St. Louis #1 cemetery in New Orleans Photo ID: 0AJ00690 Jesus Statue St. Louis #3 cemetery A statue of Jesus welcomes visitors to St. Louis #3 cemetery on Esplanade Ave. Photo ID: 0AK00341 Jazz Funeral, New Orleans, Louisiana Mourners leave a church service on way to carry deceased to cemetery. 7-3-02 Photo ID: 0AL00062 Edgar Smith, Olympia Brass Band Edgar Smith marches with the Olympia Brass Band at the New Orleans Jazz Festival. Photo ID: 0AL00419 Dr. Michael White at New Orleans Jazz Festival Photo ID: 0AL00507 Roger Lewis, Dirty Dozen Brass Band Roger Lewis, saxophonist for the Dirty Dozen Jazz Band, plays at New Orleans Festival. Photo ID: 0AL00647 Jazz Festival flags Flags fly over the crowds at the New Orleans Jazz Festival in New Orleans. Photo ID: 0AL01357 Frottoir (Zydeco rub board) players Two women play frottoirs, a percussion instrument, at the New Orleans Jazz Festival Photo ID: 0AM00833 Antoine's Restaurant at dusk 7-3-02 Photo ID: 0AM0804 New Orleans lunch cuisine Diners feast on shrimp po-boys and oysters at Ugelisich's restaurant near downtown New Orleans. Photo ID: 0am418 Emeril Lagasse at Emeril's in New Orleans Emeril Lagasse had just opened his flagship restaurant Emeril's in 1990 when he posed for this photo. Photo ID: 0AU07099 House after Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans, LA A House is blown off its foundation into coulee in rural St. Bernard Parish east of New Orleans. Photo ID: 0AU07100 House after Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans, LA A House is blown off its foundation into coulee in rural St. Bernard Parish east of New Orleans. Photo ID: 0AV00243 Tipitina's sign A sign hangs outside the famed New Orleans nightclub. Photo ID: 0AV00248 Keith Frank at Rock'n Bowl, New Orleans 7-3-02 Photo ID: 0AX00400 Seal at Audobon Zoo, New Orleans 7-3-02 Photo ID: 0AZ00002 Suburban Encroachment, Louisiana marsh A suburb in Chalmette, east of New Orleans, extends deep into the natural wetlands surrounding the Crescent City.. Photo ID: 0BA00609 King of Rex in Mardi Gras Parade King of Rex stops to toast his queen and court during Rex Parade in New Orleans, LA 7-3-02 Photo ID: 0BA80386 New Life for New Orleans Mardi Gras Members of the Panorama Jazz Band blow life into a symbolic bowl of red beans and rice to start a Parade on Mardi Gras day. Photo ID: 0BB00645 Krewe of Barkus Parade, French Quarter, Dogs and owners parade through the French Quarter to celebrate Mardi Gras season. Photo ID: 0BD00019 Mardi Gras nurses Mardi Gras nurses spoof the profession in the French Quarter. Photo ID: 0bh00265 Jason Livesay at Children's Mardi Gras Parade Jason Livesay, like thousands of float riders before him over the centuries, stands ready for another parade. Photo ID: 0ca00827 Louisiana Representative Jimmy Dimos LA Rep. Jimmy Dimos cavorts with fellow politicians before begining a special session in Baton Rouge's Capitol building. Photo ID: 0CA00843 Louisiana politician, Jimmy Dimos, Louisiana Representative Jimmy Dimos enjoys a cigar during the Legislative session back in 1993 Although Rep. Dimos may look the part, he actually had a reputation for being one of the straighter shooters in the legislature. Photo ID: 0CA02798 Louisiana State Capitol The Louisiana State Capitol towers over the historic Pentagon Barracks in downtown Baton Rouge. Photo ID: 0CA04005 Louisiana Capitol Complex, Baton Rouge, LA The new state office building in Baton Rouge, LA. Photo ID: 0CA09726 Louisiana Capitol Complex, Baton Rouge, LA New state office buildings frame the Louisiana Capitol Building in the distance. Photo ID: 0cb00697 Old State Capitol A guilded staircase leads to a view of stained glass in the rotunda of the Old State Capitol building in Baton Rouge, LA. Photo ID: 0CB01390 LHS Band plays Old State Capitol, Baton Rouge, LA Lafayette High School Symphonic Band plays at the Old State Capitol in Baton Rouge, LA Photo ID: 0CB01392 Band Concert, Old State Capitol Baton Rouge, LA The Lafayette, LA High School Symphonic Band plays at the Old State Capitol in Baton Rouge This was a joint event with St. Amant High School Band which also performed. Photo ID: 0CG00106 Lake Pontchartrain Causeway, Louisiana Traffic crosses over Lake Pontchartrain on the Causeway, the longest bridge in the world. Photo ID: 0ch00209 Plantation style house One of over 500 homes, based on traditional Louisiana and Spanish style architecture built by reknown Louisiana architect A. Hays Town This photo was originally printed in the book The Louisiana Houses of A. Hays Town, by Cyril Vetter and Philip Gould, published by LSU Press, Baton Rouge, LA. Photo ID: 0ch01069 Antique Doors-A. Hays Town home Antique doors that Hays Town purchased in Spain adorn the hallway of his home. A. Hays Town's had a magnificent sense of space, as well as a great ability to make any doorway inviting. This photo was originally printed in the book The Louisiana Houses of A. Hays Town, by Cyril Vetter and Philip Gould, published by LSU Press, Baton Rouge, LA. Photo ID: 0CH01071 Hacienda Style home by Hays Town The feeling of the Spanish style hacienda is emulated in this home designed by celebrated Louisiana architecture A. Hays Town. This photo was originally printed in the book The Louisiana Houses of A. Hays Town, by Cyril Vetter and Philip Gould, published by LSU Press, Baton Rouge, LA. Photo ID: 0ch01072 House by A. Hays Town Architect An unusual cloud mirrors the roof line of a A. Hays Town Home designed by A. Hays Town This photo was originally printed in the book The Louisiana Houses of A. Hays Town, by Cyril Vetter and Philip Gould, published by LSU Press, Baton Rouge, LA. Photo ID: 0CH01073 Fireplace, Westerman Home A fire place room has an old world quality in this Baton Rouge home by A. Hays Town Photo ID: 0ch01074 Interior Foyer Afternoon light through a window brings this traditional home's foyer to full luminescence. This photo was originally printed in the book The Louisiana Houses of A. Hays Town, by Cyril Vetter and Philip Gould, published by LSU Press, Baton Rouge, LA. Photo ID: 0ch01075 Windowed space A walkway along a windowed wall helps create a seemless line between this home's interior and exterior. This photo was originally printed in the book The Louisiana Houses of A. Hays Town, by Cyril Vetter and Philip Gould, published by LSU Press, Baton Rouge, LA. Photo ID: 0ch01076 Back stairway-Cheramie House Nature and early morning sunlight embrace the back door of this traditional home This photo was originally printed in the book The Louisiana Houses of A. Hays Town, by Cyril Vetter and Philip Gould, published by LSU Press, Baton Rouge, LA. Photo ID: 0ch01077 Stairwell column The front gallery stairway frames an alley of young live oaks. This photo was originally printed in the book The Louisiana Houses of A. Hays Town, by Cyril Vetter and Philip Gould, published by LSU Press, Baton Rouge, LA. Photo ID: 0CH01079 St. Francis Statue A St. Francis Statue graces a small garden alongside an open walkway in this Hays Town home Photo ID: 0ch01080 Living room Columns frame this spacious living room This photo was originally printed in the book The Louisiana Houses of A. Hays Town, by Cyril Vetter and Philip Gould, published by LSU Press, Baton Rouge, LA. Photo ID: 0CI00059 Anna Williams, quilter, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 7-3-02 Photo ID: 0CJ00218 July Fourth fireworks, Baton Rouge, LA People watch Baton Rouge July Fourth fireworks on the levee across the Mississippi River in Port Allen, LA Photo ID: 0DB00863 Louisiana Marsh damage The suggestion of canals drilled long ago across the Louisiana marsh shows how much has been lost along the Bayou State's coastline Photo ID: 0DB01860 Marsh Canal A motor boat cruises turns in a bayou that runs through the Louisiana near New Orleans Photo ID: 0DB08517 Barataria Canal, near New Orleans, LA A pair of shrimp boats travel up the Barataria Canal in the South Louisiana Marsh near New Orleans, LA. Rock embankments on each side of the canal protect the fragile marsh. Photo ID: 0DB08567 Salt Water intrusion following Hurricane Katrina Salt water remains one month after Hurricane Katrina flooded Plaquemines Parish Photo ID: 0DB08676 Last of Louisiana's Barrier Islands The last remaining of the chain of Barrier Islands east of New Orleans holds on for life following Hurricane Katrina Photo ID: 0DB08677 Chandelier Island under stress Stress from hurricanes and normal erosion are quite apparent in the Chandelier Islands. Photo ID: 0DB51014 Lacassine Wildlife Refuge, Louisiana Members of the Nature Conservancy look for birds in the Lacassine Wildlife Refuge in southwest Louisiana. Photo ID: 0DB51015 Lacassine Wildlife Refuge, Louisiana Members of the Nature Conservancy look for birds at the Lacassine Wildlife Refuge. Photo ID: 0DB51015 Lacassine Wildlife Refuge, Louisiana Members of the Nature Conservancy look for birds while touring the Lacassine Wildlife Refuge in the Louisiana marsh. Photo ID: 0DC00728 Live Oaks along country road, St. Martinville, Louisiana A row of live oaks shrowds a passing vehicle in a morning fog near St. John Levert sugar refinery. 7-3-02 Photo ID: 0DC00735 St. John Plantation Oaks A car passes through a row of live oaks new St. Martinville, LA. Photo ID: 0DC00997 Lone Oak Cemetery, near Baton Rouge, Louisiana A fence surrounding a cemetery along the Mississippi River glows in reflected sunlight at day's end. 7-3-02 Photo ID: 0DC01006 Plastic vs. Nature in Louisiana. Louisiana's semi-tropical foliage grows up around plastic chairs left in a back yard. Photo ID: 0DC01115 Old School Bus, Plaisance, Lousiana Nature makes its mark on an old school bus near Plaisance, LA Photo ID: 0DC01118 Live Oak and trailer home on Louisiana prairie A pair of live oaks forms a canopy over a mobile home on the Louisiana Prairie near Maurice. Photo ID: 0DC01119 Live Oak on Mobile home A pair of live oaks provides a canopy over a mobile home on the Louisiana Prairie near Maurice. Photo ID: 0DC02382 Abandoned gambling boat A closed gambling boat waits in a junkyard to be cut and sold as scrap while a shotgun house in the marsh waits for decay or a hurricane to meet its end. Photo ID: 0DD00042 Avery Island, LA An egret lands with twig in mouth to help build a nest on the rookerie in Jungle Gardens, on Avery Island, LA Photo ID: 0dd00048 Tabasco Pepper Picker A worker picks Tabasco peppers during the annual harvest at Avery Island, LA Photo ID: 0de00609 Cajun Wedding A young couple dance at their wedding with money pinned by friends and family to the bride's vail for the honor of a dance on their wedding day. It is a tradtion in south Louisiana and many other culture. Photo ID: 0DP00136 Street sign in French, near Scott, Louisiana. A road sign in the country near Scott, Louisiana signals efforts to keep the French language vital. Photo ID: 0ec00131 Louisiana Swamp tour guide Swamp Tour Guide Marcus Delahoussaye holds his daughter and dog at day's end on Lake Martin Nature Sanctuary near Lafayette, LA. Photo ID: 0EC00271 Egret hatchling An egret hatchling waits in his nest for his mother at the Lake Martin Nature Preserve Photo ID: 0EC00290 Lake Martin Nature Preserve Sky and water are illuminated by setting sun over Lake Martin Nature Preserve Photo ID: 0FA00771 Steamboat Natchez on Missisippi River, New Orleans, Louisiana 7-3-02 Photo ID: 0FA01255 Delta Queen docked on Mississippi River The Steamboat Delta Queen is docked on the Mississippi River near Oak Alley Plantation Photo ID: 0FA01337 Delta Queen rolls on Mississippi River Delta Queen rolls along Mississippi as the boat leaves Oak Alley Plantation Photo ID: 0FA91295 Delta Queen Mississippi River The Steamboat Delta Queen is docked on the Mississippi River near Oak Alley Plantation Photo ID: 0fd00080 Ferry Crossing, St. Francisville, LA Cars drive off the St. Francisille Ferry after crossing the Mississippi River near St. Francisville, LA Photo ID: 0FEIN00003 Assiz Inanga at Festival International de Louisiane 7-3-02 Photo ID: 0fein00778 Burundi Master Drummers The Burundi Master Drummers often take to the air as they perform styles native to their African nation. Photo ID: 0FH00057 Mississippi River mouth Two ships pass each other at the mouth of the Mississippi River Photo ID: 0FH00063 Mississippi River mouth Two ships pass each other at the mouth of the Mississippi River Photo ID: 0FH00067 Mississippi River Mouth Two ships pass each other at the mouth of the Mississippi River Photo ID: 0FH00068 Mississippi Mouth Two ships pass each other at the mouth of the Mississippi River Photo ID: 0gb00016 Couple at Home A couple relax at home after their day's work in this marsh village just off the Mississippi River in the Delta downstream from New Orleans. Grand Bayou is one of the last marsh settlements without roads. Photo ID: 0ha00145 Houma Indian A young Houma Indian boy paints on a Lafitte Skiff fishing boat in his home town of Dulac, Louisiana, a marsh community south of New Orleans. Photo ID: 0ha00566 Coe Dupuis-Moonshiner Coe Dupuis, a local moonshiner near Henderson, LA relaxes with cigar between batches. Photo ID: 0HA00613 Warren Perrin holds two flags Warren Perrin, chairman of CODOFIL holds the flag of New Brunswick infront of Louisiana's Acadian flag at the Cajun Heritage Museum in his home town of Erath, Louisiana. CODOFIL stands for the Council for the Development of French in Louisiana. Photo ID: 0HA01335 Hurricane Victims The Caldwell family stands infront of their home that was flooded by Hurricane Rita's storm surge. Photo ID: 0HA01354 Hurricane Victims the Caldwell family stands infront of htier home that was flooded by Hurricane Rita's strom surge. Photo ID: 0HD00164 Ernest Gaines Author Ernest Gaines stands outside the church and school of his youth in Cherie Quarters, LA, a settlement near False River. Cherie Quarters provided much of the literary inspiration for Gaine's work. Most of his characters are based on people he knew and events he experienced while growing up there. Photo ID: 0HV02035 Partial Cake Daniel Gould (son) blows out a partially eaten cake for his 14th birthday. Someone couldn't wait for the candles, someone. Photo ID: 0HW00592 Francis X. Pavy Francis X. Pavy sits by one of his celebrated murals in Lafayette, LA Photo ID: 0HX01189 Tribal PowWow, Robeline, Louisiana Caddo Adai Tribe Chief Rufus Davis eat ceremonial Natchitoches meat pies with Mayor Joe Sampite who was dressed as Louis Juchereau de St.Denis, founder of Natchitoches in 1714. He was a friend and ally of Indian tribes in the area until his death in 1744. 7-3-02 Photo ID: 0hx01405 Lorena Langley Lorena Langley, a tribal elder and traditional craftsperson, holds one of the first turkey baskets she made growing up on the Coushatta reservation near Elton, LA Photo ID: 0HZ00045 Mother and child at sundown A mother holds her child as the sun sets through rain clouds in the Massif Central in France 7-3-02 Photo ID: 0II01502 Malbert Lewis, Creole Veteran of World War Two Malbert Lewis, a creole veteran living in Lake Charles, LA, holds a bronze star awarded for action in the Italian campaign. Photo ID: 0JB01026 EWE and four Presidents, only at LSU Then Governor Edwards joins former Presidents Carter, Bush and Ford at the LSU Alumni Center Gift Shop. The four were guests of the University for the opneing of the LOD Cook Alumni Center at LSU. Photo ID: 0JD00099 Local Sheriff campaigns Ronny Theriot and his wife campaign door to door for St. Martin Parish Sheriff in Henderson, LA. Photo ID: 0JD00112 Campaign signs, Parks, Louisiana A truck passes two large campaign signs in Parks, LA during a heated campaign for parish sheriff. Photo ID: 0JG00077 Bobby Jindal campaigns in 2003 for Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal campaigns for governor in Monroe, LA during the 2003. He lost but later went on to win a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. Photo ID: 0JG00078 Bobby Jindal fans Fans enjoy talking with Bobby Jindal in his 2003 campaign for Louisiana Governor Photo ID: 0JG00079 Bobby Jindal campaigns for Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal campaigns for Louisiana Governor in Shreveport while wife Supriya Jindal looks on. Photo ID: 0JG00081 Bobby Jindal Bobby Jindal campaigns for Louisiana Governor in 2003 Photo ID: 0JU00211 Bobby Jindall campaigns for Governor, 2003 Bobby Jindall campaigns for Governor in Monroe, LA. Photo ID: 0JU00223 Ribbon cutting, UL Lite Center opening. Governor Kathleen Blanco cuts the ribbon opening the UL Lite Center in Lafayette, LA. The Center combines several cutting edge technologies for computer graphics and industrial applications. Photo ID: 0JU00254 Kathleen Blanco Inauguration Louisiana Governor Kathleen Blanco takes the oath of office during her inaugural in 2004 Photo ID: 0JU00288 Governor Blanco at UL Lite Center, Lafayette, LA Louisiana Governor Kathleen Blanco tries cutting edge computer 3-D graphics at the opening of the UL Lite Center in Lafayette. Photo ID: 0JV04257 Louisiana Supreme Court An ironwork balcony graces the Louisiana Supreme Court building in the heart of New Orleans French Quarter. Photo ID: 0JV04432 Louisiana Supreme Court French Shutters and ironwork balconies grace the Louisiana Supreme Court building in the New Orleans French Quarter Photo ID: 0JV04491 Louisiana Supreme Court Chambers Sunlight enters the Supreme Court chambers at the Louisiana Supreme Court builiding in New Orleans' French Quarter Photo ID: 0JV04601 Clerk of Court Office Louisiana Supreme Court Clerk of Court office at the Louisiana Supreme Court Building Photo ID: 0JV04700 Louisiana Supreme Court Entrance A guard stands watch at main hallway entrance to the Louisiana Supreme Court building in the heart of New Orleans French Quarter. Photo ID: 0JV05130 Louisiana Supreme Court Dusk falls over the Louisiana Supreme Court in the New Orleans French Quarter. Photo ID: 0JV05327 Pascal F. Calogero, Jr., Chief Justice Louisiana Supreme Court Pascal F. Calogero, Jr., Chief Justice Louisiana Supreme Court looks out window of Supreme Court chambers onto the newly renovated home for the court in New Orleans' French Quarter. Photo ID: 0KB00798 Abdalla's old Department in Lafayette, Louisiana A bride manequin stands in the window of the old Abdalla's Store in Lafayette, LA. The store has since closed. The building has been put to other uses. 7-3-02 Photo ID: 0KB00808 Dwyer's Cafe at dawn Dawn illuminates buildings behind Dwyer's Cafe a local restaurant in downtown Lafayette, LA 7-3-02 Photo ID: 0kb00822 The Bank, Lafayette, Louisiana Sunlight, direct and reflected illuminate the old Guarantee Bank building in downtown Lafayette, Louisiana Photo ID: 0KB00830 UL Art Museum Construction Walls of the new University of Louisiana at Lafayette Art Museum are hoisted into place. Photo ID: 0KB00841 Storefront, Lafayette, Louisiana Business services are painted on a window reflecting buildings from across Jefferson Street in downtown Lafayette, LA 7-3-02 Photo ID: 0KB01001 Lightning Cleaners, Lafayette, Louisiana A truck passes by two building reminiscent of an Edward Hopper painting in downtown Lafayette, LA 7-3-02 Photo ID: 0kb01084 U.S. Courthouse, Lafayette, Louisiana The new United States Courthouse dwarfs one of the few remaining old houses in downtown Lafayette, LA. Photo ID: 0kb01148 Lafayette, Louisiana A Robert Dafford mural of old car parts provides anchor to this vista of downtown Lafayette, Louisiana. Photo ID: 0KB01221 Tsunami Restaurant, Lafayette, Louisiana Luncheon diners enjoy sushi at Tsunami Restaurant in downtown Lafayette, LA. 7-3-02 Photo ID: 0KB01498 Old Steeple, New Church The old steeple, that survived after the original First Baptist Church burned, is raised to the new church under construction, in Lafayette, LA. Photo ID: 0KB08531 First Baptist Church Sanctuary, Lafayette, Louisiana First Baptist Church Sanctuary, Lafayette, Louisiana Photo ID: 0KB08584 First Baptist Church Steeple, Lafayette, LA The original front columns and steeple are incorporated into the newly built First Baptist Church in La