Im sure this is precious to you. I can see why. Just another rememberance of dad!! My father died of cancer likewise and, any picture or rememberance is wonderful. Thanks !!
Thank you so much for sharing. My husband and I were in New Orleans in May 2008 to celebrate our mutual birthday. The people were fantastic and resilient. We had some of the best food. I travelled there in memor y of my late father who loved Dixie land music and Zadeco music. My grandmother was Acadian or what is now there as Cajun. It was thousands of miles but it was important to support these courageous people. Long life New Orleans and God Bless America.
signed a Canadian
I was born and raised in New Orleans and owned property in Covington along the Bogafulia, Flowers Estates to be exact. I loved the Mardi Gras back then. Thank You so much for the videos…Joe Connick
awesome video..soo glad you found it!¡!
and yes..thank you for sharing!
Nice video,Thanks for sharing.
@bobbobato …yep life was easier and people were happier.
very true
Im sure this is precious to you. I can see why. Just another rememberance of dad!! My father died of cancer likewise and, any picture or rememberance is wonderful. Thanks !!
Thank you so much for sharing. My husband and I were in New Orleans in May 2008 to celebrate our mutual birthday. The people were fantastic and resilient. We had some of the best food. I travelled there in memor y of my late father who loved Dixie land music and Zadeco music. My grandmother was Acadian or what is now there as Cajun. It was thousands of miles but it was important to support these courageous people. Long life New Orleans and God Bless America.
signed a Canadian
People were less educated, more bigoted, more ignorant, and had different standards of class than today.
when did it get boobified?
people were smarter and had more class back then.
so mardi gras hasnt always been a trashy ass thing? i’m seriously asking btw…
Very nice film, I remember Mid -city in the 60,s. Would spend the weekend uptown at auntie Helen’s house. My, how the the years pass!!
Very nice video.
another world
Mizenko…Ukrainian?
Great video. It is hard to think things have changed so much. It seems like another lifetime ago.
Love the cars, back then they really could make cars.
It’s in color too. Must be pretty expensive to shoot considering color reels are still a new thing back then. Good watch.
MidCity still rocks the foil, too. They’re the most brilliant floats out there, even if the Thoth throws are superior.
I was born and raised in New Orleans and owned property in Covington along the Bogafulia, Flowers Estates to be exact. I loved the Mardi Gras back then. Thank You so much for the videos…Joe Connick
great photos, thanks’ for posting.
As a current member of the Krewe of Mid-City, it is really great to see some of the Krewe’s heritage. Thank you.
This is so cool – thanks for sharing!!!