Hollow Hill report - January 2006
Ghosts have always been at home in New Orleans’ French Quarter. However, since Hurricane Katrina in mid-2005, the hauntings have increased dramatically. And, the French Quarter was barely touched by Katrina and its aftermath. [...]

Hollow Hills report - January 2006
Are there more ghosts in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina?
My trip to Louisiana in late January 2006 was different from what I’d expected.
The French Quarter is a little quieter, but generally [...]

Many cities have a “power center,” where major buildings have always been built, and significant historical events took place.
In New Orleans, that place is the Jackson Square area. From the haunted Cathedral and Presbytere, to Pirates Alley and the ghost of Jean Lafitte, to the eerie [...]

Brennan’s Restaurant on Royal Street in New Orleans’ French Quarter is well respected as a world-class restaurant. “Breakfast at Brennan’s” has become a great tradition for visitors as well as locals who enjoy fabulous food in a relaxed, elegant setting.
Upstairs at Brennan’s, the Red Room [...]

Real ghost photos? The photos may be real–and perhaps the ghosts–but the house probably wasn’t Marie Laveau’s.

The Photographer Says:
This photo was taken on a cool, dry evening in New Orleans (April 2005). The subject is supposed to be one of Marie Laveau’s [...]

If you take a “ghost tour” of New Orleans’ French Quarter, pay attention to your innate psychic intuition, or your gut feeling. That’s what we did during an April 2005 visit to America’s most haunted city.

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We had seen the infamous LaLaurie Mansion on Gov. Nicholls [...]