French Quarter Carriage in the Vieux Carre New Orleans
by Kathleen K Parker
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French Quarter Carriage in the Vieux Carre New Orleans
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Kathleen K Parker
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Photograph - Photography/digital Art
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A carriage and mule head home in the French Quarter. Here is a description of the history of Royal Carrriages. "Royal Carriages was started in 1941 by my parents, Clem and Violet Lauga, with one horse and carriage. Over the years, our company has grown steadily into a full-service carriage company employing 50 people and stabling a like number of young draft mules. Through all these years of ownership, the company has remained in our family -- one that has a legacy of over 70 years experience in the New Orleans sightseeing industry. The fact that Royal Carriages is a family-run business is one reason why we are the oldest continually-operating sightseeing carriage company in America.
All our mules receive at least 3 months of vacation per year on our lovely 30-acre farm in the Mississippi countryside. We usually stable about 34 mules here in the city and the balance are kept on pasture. If we treat our animals this good, you can imagine how well we'll treat you! Royal Carriages prides itself on providing our guests with that personal touch. We invite you to visit us on your next visit to New Orleans, and hope your stay in New Orleans is a pleasant one! " James C. Lauga, Presiden
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March 18th, 2013
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Kathleen K Parker
Thanks, Jeff. I am hoping over time to get a lot of carriage shots. It is hard to do because of parked cars, but on some streets it can be done.:)kk
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