hen people think about New Orleans, Louisiana, the first flurry of images that come to mind will inevitably include Mardi Gras, lumbering streetcars, brass bands, Bourbon Street, and stately paddle wheelers on the Mississippi River. Boisterous crowds, rich foods, and historical sights certainly abound in the Crescent City, and while those symbols are all a part of New Orleans, they’re hardly the whole story. Magazine Street, a picturesque promenade that stretches from the riverbend on its Uptown side all the way to the French Quarter, shows a different angle of the city altogether. The
