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Another era has descended on Chalmette. "That's gunpowder for the muskets," Jim Parker called out Wednesday (Jan. 7) as a truck from Jacks Powder Keg pulled up. Parker, who described himself as "a retired guy out of Alabama" said he's... Troops, Alabama, Wednesday, Truck, Powder

Another era has descended on Chalmette. "That's gunpowder for the muskets," Jim Parker called out Wednesday (Jan. 7) as a truck from Jacks Powder Keg pulled up. Parker, who described himself as "a retired guy out of Alabama" said he's...

Andrew Jackson's uniform coat from the Battle of New Orleans belongs to the Smithsonian Institution, usually on display at the American History Museum. Native American, Ap Us History, History Museum, Military History, Band Uniforms

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De La Ronde Plantation Ruins where the British camped during the Battle of New Orleans Dec 1814-I was there August '85...

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Hundreds of people braved below-freezing wind chill under the 15-star American flag at the Chalmette Battlefield on Thursday (Jan. 8) to launch the commemorations of the Battle of New Orleans bicentennial. Historic soldiers' feathered hats swayed against the crisp sky. When New Orleans... Jean Lafitte, History Channel, Mississippi, American Flag, Around The Worlds, January 8

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Hundreds of people braved below-freezing wind chill under the 15-star American flag at the Chalmette Battlefield on Thursday (Jan. 8) to launch the commemorations of the Battle of New Orleans bicentennial. Historic soldiers' feathered hats swayed against the crisp sky. When New Orleans...

View Image - Battle of New Orleans (full canvas) by 1815 artist Hyacinthe de Laclotte. Note how the American guns at left outnumber those of the British at tar right, while the Redcoat infantry at lower right bring up the delayed ladders and fascines to scale the American works. (New Orleans Museum of Art) New Orleans Museums, American Words, Kansas State University, Ladders, View Image

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View Image - Battle of New Orleans (full canvas) by 1815 artist Hyacinthe de Laclotte. Note how the American guns at left outnumber those of the British at tar right, while the Redcoat infantry at lower right bring up the delayed ladders and fascines to scale the American works. (New Orleans Museum of Art)

About 10,000 people attended Battle of New Orleans bicentennial events in Chalmette, according to its organizers. Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve Park Ranger Kristy Wallisch said it was more than twice the visitation of a typical Battle of New... Weekend Activities, Dolores Park, Photo Galleries, World

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About 10,000 people attended Battle of New Orleans bicentennial events in Chalmette, according to its organizers. Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve Park Ranger Kristy Wallisch said it was more than twice the visitation of a typical Battle of New...

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THNOC - Sketch of the Position of the British and American Forces during the Operations against New Orleans from the 23 Dec. 1814 to the 8th Jany. 1815

View Image - How both sides looked to American artist Herbert Morton Snoops in Battle of New Orleans. First, the British - or Scots, actually - wore plaid trousers, not kilts, as shown in the Cecil B. DeMiIIe 1958 film 77?e Buccaneer, and Gen. Jackson (right) most likely didn't stand straight up in the midst of the Redcoat attack. Most interesting, however, is the artist's depiction of the defenders, from left to right, Kentucky long rifle frontiersmen, American Army regulars, and Jean ... Long Rifle, Kilts, Defenders

View Image - How both sides looked to American artist Herbert Morton Snoops in Battle of New Orleans. First, the British - or Scots, actually - wore plaid trousers, not kilts, as shown in the Cecil B. DeMiIIe 1958 film 77?e Buccaneer, and Gen. Jackson (right) most likely didn't stand straight up in the midst of the Redcoat attack. Most interesting, however, is the artist's depiction of the defenders, from left to right, Kentucky long rifle frontiersmen, American Army regulars, and Jean ...

View Image - Map of the Battle of New Orleans showing the various commanders and their units. Note the five British guns at right, as opposed to the eight US guns at left. (LC) Image Map, Guns, The Unit

View Image - Map of the Battle of New Orleans showing the various commanders and their units. Note the five British guns at right, as opposed to the eight US guns at left. (LC)

The de la Ronde plantation, constructed in 1805 - Maj. Gen. Sir Edward Pakenham, leader of the British forces, died here from wounds received in the battle. The date of this photo is unknown, but it was taken by New Orleans photographer, George Francois Mugnier, which narrows the time period; because of that and the stages of deterioration of the house in the photos below, I'd guess that the one above was proabably taken in the 1890's. Time And Tide

The de la Ronde plantation, constructed in 1805 - Maj. Gen. Sir Edward Pakenham, leader of the British forces, died here from wounds received in the battle. The date of this photo is unknown, but it was taken by New Orleans photographer, George Francois Mugnier, which narrows the time period; because of that and the stages of deterioration of the house in the photos below, I'd guess that the one above was proabably taken in the 1890's.

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Chalmette Battlefield and National Cemetary, Chalmette, LA - Battle of new Orleans on Jan. 18, 1915 took place here - the cemetary contains bodies of American soldiers who died in the War of 1812 through to the Vietnam War and no burials are allowed now - British and American soldiers are seen fighting on the grounds, cannon fire is heard, voices of officer's shouting orders are heard - in the cemetary a British soldier is reported walking around and whispers are heard around the tombstones Haunted America, New Orleans Mardi Gras, American Soldiers

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Chalmette Battlefield and National Cemetary, Chalmette, LA - Battle of new Orleans on Jan. 18, 1915 took place here - the cemetary contains bodies of American soldiers who died in the War of 1812 through to the Vietnam War and no burials are allowed now - British and American soldiers are seen fighting on the grounds, cannon fire is heard, voices of officer's shouting orders are heard - in the cemetary a British soldier is reported walking around and whispers are heard around the tombstones

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