Blake Pontchartrain

Happy birthday, Huey! buff.ly/2R1bsdb

Here's how all the Randazzo king cakes fit under one family tree: buff.ly/2Mo7pa3

Remembering Ruthie the Duck Girl: buff.ly/2QTVYYA

The Arsenal site originally was home to a French guard house and prison, which was destroyed in the Good Friday fire of 1788: buff.ly/2QQyio1

13th Street in Metairie was renamed to honor Dewey in 1967: buff.ly/2RgemzU

The city's second-oldest Carnival organization held its first parade in 1870: buff.ly/2CUc3JQ

Morgus made his television debut 60 years ago today: buff.ly/2EYTqWL

In 1936, Dr. Philip Montelepre opened a 10-bed hospital in Mid-City: buff.ly/2R4ZCnd

"The Chinese Tomb" was dedicated July 19, 1904: buff.ly/2Vb61Mc

Happy birthday, sir. buff.ly/2LzLaxs

What started Jackson Square caroling? What's the deal with Mr. Bingle? Revisit 12 bits of New Orleans holiday trivia from our @GambitBlake: buff.ly/2RyUB2t

@RFontcuB @Wikipedia Thanks for sending my way!

Sara Mayo Hospital opened in 1905 as the "New Orleans Hospital and Dispensary for Women and Children": buff.ly/2SRPzyn

The "Picasso of New Orleans" would've turned 90 this week: buff.ly/2Qs5AhF

Renaissance Pere Marquette hotel owes its name to its early connections to the Jesuits: buff.ly/2QshB73

'Tis the season: Mr. Bingle's origin story, Al Copeland's light display, Black Santa and more New Orleans holiday trivia buff.ly/2RyUB2t

Mr. Bingle's origin story, Black Santa, and all your other holiday questions answered: buff.ly/2RyUB2t

In 1979, Shakespeare Park was renamed for the Rev. Abraham Lincoln Davis Jr., better known as A.L. Davis: buff.ly/2Ud1yYH

Happy birthday, Pat O's: buff.ly/2AMifl6

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