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	New Orleans Square - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		New Orleans Square is a themed land exclusively at Disneyland, and is not at any other Disney park; however, a similarly themed area can be found within Tokyo Disneyland's Adventureland.
		New Orleans Square is also home to a private club and restaurant, Club 33, located above the "Blue Bayou Restaurant" around the corner from the entrance to Pirates of the Caribbean.
		New Orleans Square in itself is an attraction with the French Quarter-styled buildings.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/New_Orleans_Square (870 words)

	New Orleans Square Trivia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		New Orleans Square features all the charm of the French Quarter condensed into one area, and has many unique shops and restaurants, as well as two of Disneyland's most popular attractions.
		New Orleans Square also has a stop on the Disneyland Railroad; this station was originally considered the Frontierland Station before New Orleans Square was added.
		The first attraction encountered in New Orleans Square is Pirates of the Caribbean, a boat ride through the era of pirates.
	www.u.arizona.edu /~hrsim/new_orleans_square.html (1715 words)

	New Orleans Square - Uncyclopedia
		New Orleans Square, home of 10,000 Leagues Under the Sea and former home of The Little Mermaid, is located in the center of the Gulf of Mexico.
		In 2005, when control of the Gulf of Mexico transferred to Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Rita, New Orleans Square, along with the other Disneyland nations, were dispossessed of their lands.
		Most of the New Orleans land was replaced by water and pirates sailed through the streets of the former city, looting at will.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/New_Orleans_Square (310 words)

	Elope to New Orleans: Jackson Square Package Plan
		Jackson Square today is in the heart of the French Quarter or Vieux Carre, surrounded by the Mississippi River, St. Louis Cathedral, the Cabildo and Presbytere, and the Pontalba Apartments.
		The Place d'Armes was renamed Jackson Square in the 1850's in honor of President Andrew Jackson, the hero of the Battle of New Orleans in the War of 1812.
		The New Orleans Department Parkway and Parks must be contacted to reserve the inside of the park.
	www.figstreet.com /guesthouse/jacksonsquarewedding.html (860 words)

	Jackson Square, New Orleans, Louisiana - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jackson Square is an historic park in the French Quarter of New Orleans, Louisiana.
		After the Battle of New Orleans, in 1814, the Palace d' Armes was renamed Jackson Square, after general Andrew Jackson; an equestrian statue of Jackson, erected in 1856, stands in the center of the park.
		The square originally overlooked the Mississippi River across Decatur Street, but the view was blocked in the 19th century by the building of larger levees.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jackson_Square,_New_Orleans,_Louisiana (578 words)

	New Orleans Square
		New Orleans Square was the first new land added to Disneyland after its 1955 opening.
		Joining the park on the west end, at the edge of Adventureland and Frontierland, it is also the only new land added prior to Walt Disney's death, though the update was not quite complete before his passing.
		When Disneyland opened, this stop was the Frontierland station but due to the retheming for New Orleans, is now the New Orleans Square station.
	www.lloydian.com /neworleanssquare.htm (680 words)

	Jackson Square, New Orleans: Originally, known as the Plaza d'Armas, it was a large open common, used at times as ...
		Jackson Square, New Orleans: Originally, known as the Plaza d'Armas, it was a large open common, used at times as military parade grounds, and later as a market place for fish, fowl, and produce.
		Jackson Square faces the Mississippi River, and is bounded by the St. Louis Cathedral, the Cabildo and the Presbytere on Chartres Street (the northwest side), and is flanked by the Upper and Lower Pontalba Apartments along St. Peter and St. Ann Streets.
		Tourists have, for years, come to Jackson Square to purchase paintings of New Orleans, the French Quarter, and other topics, or to sit in the shade of the oak trees while having their portrait made.
	www.atneworleans.com /body/js-square.htm (389 words)

	New Orleans Square (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Construction began on the new "New Orleans Square" in 1961, leveling the South Western Part of Frontierland.
		So, the large New Orleans Square "hole" was converted into a tri-level structure, with 3 levels stacking on top of eachother.
		Originally built with the rest of New Orleans Square, a Mansion created in the appropriate style, of a Louisiana type Plantation house, with large gardens, and superb architecture.
	www.justdisney.com /Features/new_orleans/index.html (696 words)

	New Orleans Square
		Construction of New Orleans Square began in 1963.
		With the experience gained from the world fair, the New Orleans Square project was redesigned and the original foundation was torn out and the imagineers began again from scratch.
		The area was designed to resemble New Orleans in the middle of the 19th century.
	members.tripod.com /four_kingdoms/new_orleans_square.htm (192 words)

	New Eats in New Orleans Square (More Mouse) by Adrienne Vincent-Phoenix on June 23, 2006
		Of course, the point of a restaurant is the food, and Café Orleans boasts a brand-new menu especially created for the new location.
		The Mickey-shaped beignets come coated with enough powdered sugar to make a New Orleans native happy, and the dipping sauces (especially the rich vanilla crème anglaise) are a nice addition for those who will sacrifice authenticity for novelty.
		The loot was purportedly reclaimed from the Pirates attraction, as were many of the new enhancements you’ll find in windows and displays around New Orleans, and is already a popular photo spot.
	www.mouseplanet.com /articles.php?art=mm060623av (1430 words)

	Renegade Eye: Congo Square New Orleans, LA
		Congo Square New Orleans, LA "All that New Orleans is - is a result of Congo Square" -- Tommye Myrick, Assistant Director of the Center for African and African American Studies at Southern University at New Orleans.
		New Orleans is my hometown, and I've been to parties in Armstrong Park dozens of times.
		Every year the NOLA Jazz and Heritage Festival has a Congo Square Stage that is a tribute to its place in the history of Jazz in New Orleans.
	advant.blogspot.com /2006/06/congo-square-new-orleans-la.html (1183 words)

	Disneyland -- New Orleans Square Shops (Disney Lies)
		New Orleans Square has always had an interesting mix of shops.
		Over the years, the Square has had shops selling crystal, hats, perfume, souvenirs of New Orleans cemeteries, cooking supplies, and much more.
		Because this is supposed to be New Orleans, most of the Christmas items are Disney themed.
	www.disneylies.com /disneyland/neworleans/shops.shtml (303 words)

	Fun Facts of Disneyland's New Orleans Square Train Station
		Walt Disney's opening day address at the New Orleans Square train station was supposed to have been tapped out by Lillian Disney, who I have heard was a telegrapher before she starting working at the Disney Studios.
		Located accross the track on the left side of the telegraph station at the New Orleans Square Train Station, you can see a tall switch signal with 2 switches on the top of it (one red, aad one white).
		Just before the Disneyland train pulls into the New Orleans Square train station, behind the restrooms in the new orleans square alleyway, there is a platform with a Mardi-Gras style head on a stick and some prop boxes of fireworks.
	www.oitc.com /Disney/Disneyland/secrets/Square/Train.html (874 words)

	New Orleans Square -- Disneyland
		New Orleans Square incorporates many of the distinctive architectural features of the French Quarter: narrow side streets with small shops, fountains in quiet courtyards, and rows of colorful townhouses with their lacy wrought iron railings.
		Disneyland Railroad, New Orleans Square Station - Take a train ride through Splash Mountain and see the sights along the Rivers of America on your way to the Toontown Station.
		New Orleans Square was the first new "land" added to Disneyland, and was dedicated on July 24, 1966.
	allearsnet.com /dlr/tp/dl/nosq.htm (656 words)

	New Orleans Haunted Mansion Model Design
		I am in the process of "unfolding" my Lightwave 3d model of the New Orleans Square haunted mansion, into flattened elements which can be used as templates for the model kit.
		The bad news is that now some of the New Or le ans mansion pieces no longer fit on an 8x10 inch area.
		As with the Liberty Square Haunted Mansion, the roof of New Orleans Square is rather complicated.
	www.haunteddimensions.raykeim.com /index107.html (1397 words)

	New Orleans Square
		The first land to be added to the original five was New Orleans Square.
		The space occupied by the Gallery was originally designed as new living quarters for Walt and/or Roy Disney while they visited the park (Walt originally had a small Victoria apartment over the Fire Station on Main Street, which is still there).
		New Orleans Square covers about three acres, making it the one of the smallest "lands." But New Orleans Square perhaps better than any other area of Disneyland provides a pleasing blend of attractive design, entertaining and thematically proper attractions, and a multitude of appropriate shops.
	www.pacificsites.com /~drhoades/nos.htm (2497 words)

	New Orleans Square
		Unfortunately that was the same year that Walt Disney passed away and some of his ideas and plans for some unseen portions of New Orleans Square never came to fruition.
		Appropriate to the New Orleans theme, this mansion overlooks the Rivers of America.
		The New Orleans scene is set with the simulated outside eating experience situated next to the Blue Bayou.
	www.disneylandmagic.com /neworleans.htm (5534 words)

	Haunted New Orleans - Jackson Square Ghosts
		In New Orleans, that place is the Jackson Square area.
		When we were in New Orleans in July 2005, Jackson Square was a focal point of our ghost research, with very good results.
		The copy on the left is exactly as we took it, looking through the Jackson Square gates at Decatur Street in New Orleans' French Quarter.
	www.hollowhill.com /real-ghost-photos/nola-jackson-square-1.htm (462 words)

	Disneyland California, Disneyland Resort - New Orleans Square at Disneyland Theme Park - www.wdwinfo.com
		New Orleans Square transports you to a land of romance and excitement.
		This section of the park was added on in 1966 and has become a favorite for visitors wishing to experience Disney New Orleans style.
		As part of the Year of a Million Dreams, Captain Jack Sparrow and his band of buccaneers have invaded New Orleans Square.
	www.wdwinfo.com /disneyland-california/disneyland-neworleans.htm (815 words)

	MouseInfo.com - New Orleans Square (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		New Orleans Square opened on July 24, 1966.
		New Orleans also has live entertainment including a jazz band.
		The New Orleans Square Station is really called Frontierland Train Station, although it rests inside the New Orleans property.
	mouseinfo.com /index.php?page=neworland (522 words)

	At New Orleans French Quarter, Jackson Square, attractions, Mardi Gras, artists, museums, maps, plantations
		The French Quarter is the destination for most tourists, and Jackson Square is the heart of the French Quarter, with artists, museums and historical buildings and the Moon Walk, providing a breath-taking view of the Mississippi River.
		There are plenty of fine restaurants in New Orleans, many in the French Quarter, serving fine French Cuisine, just steps away from the hotels.
		New Orleans hotels include some of the best accommodations available, such as the Windsor Court Hotel, rated number one in the world by Conde Nast Magazine.
	www.atneworleans.com (227 words)

	Hazelnut New Orleans Toile Square Tray
		Printed on linen/cotton blend, this toile features beautifully drawn vignettes of New Orleans featuring the St. Louis Cathedral, St. Charles street car, the steamboat Natchez, and scenes depicting the beautiful achitecture of the historic Vieux Carré.
		Drawn by New York artist Sonia O'Mara, based on original sketches by Bryan Batt.
		These custom designed, multifunctional, richly high glossed lacquered trays are the perfect elegant gift for weddings, lovers of New Orleans, or ex-pats.
	www.hazelnutneworleans.com /toile-squaretray.shtml (183 words)

	Jass.com: Congo Square (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		It was in the Nineteenth Century in Congo Square in New Orleans that observers heard the beat of the bamboulas, the wail of the banzas and saw the multitude of African dances that had survived through the years.
		This square located across Rampart Street on the back side of the French Quarter was in use as a gathering place for the residents of New Orleans almost since the city began.
		It had been an area outside of the fortified walls of the original city where Native Americans and later slaves had sold their wares in an open market by the Bayou St. John, the major avenue for transportation of goods into the city.
	www.jass.com /congo.html (302 words)

	Saint Louis Cathedral, New Orleans, LA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Saint Louis Cathedral, New Orleans, LA Catholic Cathedral of the Archdiocese of New Orleans
		Saint Louis Cathedral, the oldest church in Louisiana, has recently undergone a massive restoration effort by the Archdiocese of New Orleans, assisted by many contributors.
		Organ is the newly installed Holtkamp instrument made possible through the generous donation of Cathedral organist and choir director, Dr. Elise Cambon.
	www.neworleanschurches.com /stlouiscath/stlouiscath.htm (61 words)

	Disneyland Resort Newsroom: New Orleans Square at Disneyland Under Siege By Pirates!
		Disneyland Resort Newsroom: New Orleans Square at Disneyland Under Siege By Pirates!
		New Orleans Square at Disneyland Under Siege By Pirates!
		, near the newly enhanced Pirates of Caribbean adventure, to recruit new pirates, loot the city and overtake the main land beginning July 7.
	www.disneylandnews.com /article_display.cfm?article_id=170 (375 words)

	New Orleans Square (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Music for New Orleans Square Haunted Mansion or Pirates of the Caribbean
		Club 33 is a private, private, really private club in New Orleans Square.
		Many say because that is simply it's street address in New Orleans Square.
	www.geocities.com /Hollywood/Boulevard/1877/nworl.html (1111 words)

	Jackson Square, New Orleans
		The main square of the old town is tree-planted Jackson Square (Place d'Armes), with an equestrian statue (1856) of General Andrew Jackson.
		Very attractively laid out is the area along the banks of the Mississippi, with the Riverboat Docks, the promenade known as the Moon Walk, the Millhouse and the former Jackson Brewery, as well as a variety of boutiques and fast food outlets.
		Jackson Square Map (Louisiana - New Orleans Old Quarter)
	www.planetware.com /new-orleans/jackson-square-us-la-jack.htm (108 words)

	neworleans
		Adventureland, Critter Country, Fantasyland, Frontierland, Main Street U.S.A, Mickey's Toontown, New Orleans Square, Tomorrowland, Index
		New Orleans Square is filled with entertainment, shopping, and the Disneyland Railroad stops here.
		You might recognize these 2 rides, The Haunted Mansion and Pirates of the Caribbean.
	www.geocities.com /disneyland_4you/neworleans (195 words)

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