New Orleans That Was

This documentary presents a journey through New Orleans, showcasing iconic locations such as Pontchartrain Beach and Lincoln Beach, along with the vibrant culture of the Mardi Gras Indians. Viewers can experience the city's historical aspects, including a ride on the Canal Street streetcar and scenes from neighborhood movie theaters.

Directed by WYES, "New Orleans That Was" highlights the importance of preserving the memories and stories that shape the city's identity. Featuring the iconic Dr. John, the film offers a glimpse into the American history of New Orleans, emphasizing its significance in the broader context of Louisiana's heritage.

Collectors will find value in the DVD format, which allows for a tangible connection to the subjects explored in the film. As a documentary, it provides educational insights while celebrating the cultural vibrancy of New Orleans.