Pyrate Cemetery Tour

Join us for an historical tour o’ two New Orleans cemeteries (St. Louis 1 & 2).
Tombs include important crew members o’ Jean Laffite, the (in)famous Voodoo practitioner ‘Dr. John’ (for whom Mac Rebenac named himself)…and more! Lead by our good mate (and Admiral from the New Orleans Krewe of Pirates), Charles Duffy III.
Time: Sat. Mar. 29, Noon
Meet: 3 Legged Dog, 400 Burgundy at Conti.
Cost: $10/person

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