The description of this exhibit from the 1964 Official Guide Book

The description of this exhibit from the 1965 Official Guide Book

The location of this exhibit on the 1964 Official Souvenir Map

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Bourbon Street was open for the 1965 Season. In 1964 this was the pavilion of Louisiana.

BOURBON STREET

A reconstruction of New Orleans' famous street of fun features well-known jazz musicians, Creole food and sidewalk shops.

A variety of restaurants, plus sidewalk artists, Mardi Gras parades and an organ grinder with a monkey, lends atmosphere to this street. Shops feature Louisiana products such as pralines and hand-blown glass. Nightclubs offer music and dancing as well as other kinds of entertainment, and the restaurants include a French Quarter sidewalk cafe'.

¶ Admission: free.

**Bourbon Street's** passing paraders stop, sit and listen to Ted diGeorgia and his men dishing out dixie from the bandstand. The Creole-flavored food, drink and music center also boasts an antique fair displaying fine armor.

Source: News Colorfoto by Richard Lewis, *New York Sunday News*, June 6, 1965

**Fairgoers stroll along Bourbon Street at the New York World's Fair**

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