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The story of the American Revolution often focuses heavily on the thirteen colonies and the Atlantic coast. However, the struggle for independence was a global conflict, and the Mississippi River Valley was a critical frontier.This specialized two-hour walking tour explores the pivotal—and often overlooked—role that New Orleans and Spanish Louisiana played in securing American independence. Led by expert guides from the Friends of the Cabildo, participants will walk through the French Quarter to uncover the sites of secret diplomacy, military staging, and the strategic genius that helped change the course of world history.
Tour Details
Departs at 10:00 from the 1950 House Museum Gift Shop at 523 St. Ann St.
Two Hour Walking Tour (rain or shine)
$30.00 ($20.00 FOC Members)
Upcoming Tour Dates
Sunday, October 4
Saturday, November 7
https://friendsofthecabildo4.ticketing.veevartapp.com/tickets/view/calendar/2026-foc-neighborhood-cultural-tours
All tours are final sale and no refunds. Proceeds from our walking tours support the Louisiana State Museum's historical French Quarter properties and educational programming.
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1850 House Museum Store, 523 St. Ann Street - Jackson Square,New Orleans,LA,United States
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