Court of Two Sisters Mardi Gras, New Orleans 1950s Sizes:A1 (594x840mm) Archival Print (Unframed) Men proposed to their wives

Men proposed to their wives there

This beautifully-drawn vintage menu cover in red and black reflects the Art Deco era

The club was not only full of celebrities

recognized the potential of coconut as a food source

They both did the work in exchange for abalone dinners

Court of Two Sisters Mardi Gras, New Orleans 1950s Sizes:A1 (594x840mm) Archival Print (Unframed) Men proposed to their wivesThe Court of Two Sisters, a popular and picturesque restaurant in the old French Quarter in New Orleans, was constructed as a private home in 1832. The name refers to sisters Bertha and Emma Camors, members of an aristocratic Creole family, who opened a shop on the premises in 1886 outfitting ladies with Mardi Gras costumes, formal gowns and importing lace and perfume from Paris. They served tea and cake to their best customers and thus, the