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Walk through the restored 19th-century living quarters of the Gallier family.
Designed by prominent architect James Gallier Jr. between 1857 and 1860, this Creole townhouse served as his private residence. The interior features Victorian furnishings and period artwork.
You must stay with your docent during the 45 to 60-minute guided tour. Remember that large bags and umbrellas must be checked at the gift shop before entering.
10 minutes
These elegant front rooms display Victorian furnishings, decor, and period artwork. The decorative arts are arranged to reflect the original 19th-century household inventory. Look closely at the details while your guide explains the history of the space.
5 minutes
This formal dining area highlights 19th-century dining customs and tableware. The room features changing table settings based on seasonal exhibitions. You might see specific setups like Holiday Dress or Summer Dress depending on your visit date.
10 minutes
The private family quarters sit on the upstairs level of the house. These rooms display period-accurate textiles. If you visit in October, you can observe authentic 19th-century mourning attire on display.
