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Court of Two Sisters gateway, New Orleans, Louisiana, circa 1945

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Linen

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A pen-and-ink style sketch of the arched brick gateway of the Court of Two Sisters, with wrought-iron gates standing open onto a shadowed passage, a hanging lantern above, and crossed swords and a framed sign mounted on the wall. The card advertises the establishment as "the romantic rendezvous of New Orleans" serving "finest of creole and french cuisine," with dining, dancing and a patio, entered from Royal and Bourbon Streets. The Court of Two Sisters is a well-known French Quarter restaurant at 613 Royal Street, occupying an 1830s building and a courtyard traditionally associated with two sisters who kept a shop there in the nineteenth century.

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PublisherBob Riley Studios
ConditionVery good
Place depicted613 Royal Street, Court of Two Sisters, New Orleans, LA
Place depictedNew Orleans, LA
Place mentionedCourt of Two Sisters, 613 Royal & 614 Bourbon, New Orleans, LA
NotesLinen-textured stock with a red-to-green color wash; no white border; slight wear at corners. No postmark; divided-back promotional card; light age toning/soiling; no handwriting.

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Court of Two Sisters gateway, New Orleans, Louisiana, circa 1945, postcard, c. 1915. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/court-of-two-sisters-gateway-new-orleans-louisiana-circa-194. Accessed October 24, 2026.