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- 500 Block of North Street
- Streets--Louisiana--Baton Rouge.
- 500 Block of North Street looking west. State Department of Education building (demolished in 2003) is seen on the right. November 1971
- Baton Rouge Room Collection
- 500 Block of North Street
- Streets--Louisiana--Baton Rouge.
- 500 Block of North Street looking west. State Department of Education building (demolished in 2003) is seen on the right. November 1971
- Baton Rouge Room Collection
- Florence Coffee House
- Historic buildings
- Florence Coffee House, 132 Main St. built ca. 1852. Built by Nelson Potts to replace a wood frame coffee house that burned down several years earlier. Attached on right the Ice House which was razed in 2003.
- Baton Rouge Room Collection
- Interior of the Lincoln Theater
- African Americans--History,Theaters
- The Historic Lincoln Theatre, 1305 Myrtle Walk, Baton Rouge, La. was opened in 1951. The theater served Baton Rouge's African American community during Segregation. Performers such as Otis Redding, the Four Tops and Louis Armstrong performed here....
- Louisiana Black History Hall of Fame Collection
- Lincoln Theater Box Office
- African Americans--History,Theaters
- The Historic Lincoln Theatre, 1305 Myrtle Walk, Baton Rouge, La. was opened in 1951. The theater served Baton Rouge's African American community during Segregation. Performers such as Otis Redding, the Four Tops and Louis Armstrong performed here....
- Louisiana Black History Hall of Fame Collection
- Interior of the Lincoln Theater
- African Americans--History,Theaters
- The Historic Lincoln Theatre, 1305 Myrtle Walk, Baton Rouge, La. was opened in 1951. The theater served Baton Rouge's African American community during Segregation. Performers such as Otis Redding, the Four Tops and Louis Armstrong performed here....
- Louisiana Black History Hall of Fame Collection
- Exterior of the Lincoln Theater
- African Americans--History,Theaters
- The Historic Lincoln Theatre, 1305 Myrtle Walk, Baton Rouge, La. was opened in 1951. The theater served Baton Rouge's African American community during Segregation. Performers such as Otis Redding, the Four Tops and Louis Armstrong performed here....
- Louisiana Black History Hall of Fame Collection
- Interior of the Lincoln Theater
- African Americans--History,Theaters
- The Historic Lincoln Theatre, 1305 Myrtle Walk, Baton Rouge, La. was opened in 1951. The theater served Baton Rouge's African American community during Segregation. Performers such as Otis Redding, the Four Tops and Louis Armstrong performed here....
- Louisiana Black History Hall of Fame Collection
- Exterior of the Lincoln Theater
- African Americans--History,Theaters
- The Historic Lincoln Theatre, 1305 Myrtle Walk, Baton Rouge, La. was opened in 1951. The theater served Baton Rouge's African American community during Segregation. Performers such as Otis Redding, the Four Tops and Louis Armstrong performed here....
- Louisiana Black History Hall of Fame Collection
- Exterior of the Lincoln Theater
- African Americans--History,Theaters
- The Historic Lincoln Theatre, 1305 Myrtle Walk, Baton Rouge, La. was opened in 1951. The theater served Baton Rouge's African American community during Segregation. Performers such as Otis Redding, the Four Tops and Louis Armstrong performed here....
- Louisiana Black History Hall of Fame Collection
- Exterior of the Lincoln Theater
- African Americans--History,Theaters
- The Historic Lincoln Theatre, 1305 Myrtle Walk, Baton Rouge, La. was opened in 1951. The theater served Baton Rouge's African American community during Segregation. Performers such as Otis Redding, the Four Tops and Louis Armstrong performed here....
- Louisiana Black History Hall of Fame Collection
- Exterior of the Lincoln Theater
- African Americans--History,Theaters
- The Historic Lincoln Theatre, 1305 Myrtle Walk, Baton Rouge, La. was opened in 1951. The theater served Baton Rouge's African American community during Segregation. Performers such as Otis Redding, the Four Tops and Louis Armstrong performed here....
- Louisiana Black History Hall of Fame Collection

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