Can't Let it Go: Neighborhood Change and the Candlelight Lounge in Historic Tremé

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Cornerstones is a place documentary initiative that teamed up with Small Center (then Tulane City Center) on various outreach projects throughout New Orleans. The project both documents and promotes sites that store, facilitate, or perpetuate New Orleans's history, culture, and sense of place. Tulane City Center and Cornerstones were asked by community members of the Candlelight Lounge in the Historic Term neighborhood to document and position the significance of the barroom within the neighborhood and New Orleans, so that efforts to sustain the barroom could be well supported.

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Title: Can't Let it Go: Neighborhood Change and the Candlelight Lounge in Historic Tremé
Creator(s): Etheridge, Dan
Ringness, Cameron
Heath, Scott
Lonen, Kristen
Rogers, Bethany
Satterlee, Sarah
Schiller, Allison
Corporate Contributor(s): Candlelight Lounge Community Members
Soros Justice Advocacy Fellow
Corporate Creator(s): The Albert and Tina Small Center for Collaborative Design at Tulane School of Architecture (formerly Tulane City Center)
Photographer(s): Jones, Benny
Jones, Oswald
Satterlee, Sarah
Contributor(s): Alexander, Lecole
Banks, Aaron
Batiste Jr., Lionel
Breunlin, Rachel
Daggons, Fred 'Kentucky'
Giles, Joyce
Grandison, Leona
Harmon, Doug
Henry, Charlene
Jones, William
Landry Jr, Arthur
McCrary, Sister Alison
Richardson, John
Regis, Dr. Helen
Description: Cornerstones is a place documentary initiative that teamed up with Small Center (then Tulane City Center) on various outreach projects throughout New Orleans. The project both documents and promotes sites that store, facilitate, or perpetuate New Orleans's history, culture, and sense of place. Tulane City Center and Cornerstones were asked by community members of the Candlelight Lounge in the Historic Term neighborhood to document and position the significance of the barroom within the neighborhood and New Orleans, so that efforts to sustain the barroom could be well supported.
Topical Subject(s): Community design centers
Sustainable architecture
Urban planning
Geographical Subject(s): New Orleans (La.)
Publisher: Albert and Tina Small Center for Collaborative Design at Tulane University
Language: eng
File Type: pdf
Identifier (local): SC.14.01
Extent: 40 pages
Type of Resource: text
Source: Albert and Tina Small Center for Collaborative Design at Tulane School of Architecture, Tulane University, New Orleans, LA
Place of Publication: New Orleans (La.)
Physical Location: Albert and Tina Small Center for Collaborative Design at Tulane School of Architecture, 1725 Baronne Street, New Orleans, LA 70113
Institution Website: http://small.tulane.edu
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