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Here to hear 'West End Blues' recorded by Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five
in 1928
http://www.stphilipneri.org/files/pontchartrain/Jazz/listen/1928armstrongwestendblues.ram

West End

Milneburg/Pontchartrain Beach/UNO area
Established in the early 1800 by Alexander Milne

The Lincoln Beach & the Hayne Blvd. Camps

Bucktown
Bucktown began more than a hundred years ago as a string of fishing and hunting camps lining the 17th Street Canal and Lake Pontchartrain

Spanish Fort/Bayou St. John/Old Beach

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A pictorial history of Lake Pontchartrain

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