Historic home
Restored 1831 French Quarter residence with original features.
Hermann-Grima House
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About Hermann-Grima House
Visitors can tour a restored French Quarter home built in 1831, with a Federal-style façade, an operating open-hearth kitchen, urban slave quarters, and a courtyard. The Urban Enslavement Tour examines the experiences of enslaved people in urban settings, contrasts them with rural enslavement, and explores the contributions of people of African descent to New Orleans. Tours are offered Wednesday through Monday, with reservations encouraged. The property also includes a 19th-century carriage house that houses The Exchange Shop, which sells local artisanal goods. The Woman's Exchange of New Orleans operates Hermann-Grima House, Gallier House, and the shop. This historic house museum specializes in the history and architecture of New Orleans' French Quarter.
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Urban Enslavement Tour
Explores urban enslavement and its impact on New Orleans.
Local artisanal goods
The Exchange Shop sells goods by local artisans.
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