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Bayou St. John for the length of the parkway, another was installed between Bayou St. John and
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of water that remained for two to four weeks, damaging all buildings, amusement rides, maintenance equipment, electrical systems and vehicles, and causing the death of more trees and landscaping - including nearly the entire plant collection in the
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Couturie Forest: this 60-acre forest is made up of eight distinct ecosystems and is home to New
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Trails: Zemurray Trail, Couturie Trail, Scout Island Trail, and bike paths
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New Orleans City Park lost approximately 2,000 trees after
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990:"New Orleans City Park Improvement Association v. Detiege"
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City Park holds the world's largest collection of mature
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New Orleans Museum of Art and Besthoff Sculpture Garden
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Tennessee Williams & New Orleans Literary Festival
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Stone bridge over a preserved section of an old bayou
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1961:Columbia Theatre for the Performing Arts
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1863:River Center Theater for Performing Arts
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818:"Origins of New Orleans City Park"
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568:Scout Island Athletic Fields
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529:City Park Practice Track
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2042:French Quarter Festival
2022:Bayou Country Superfest
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1747:Lamar Dixon Expo Center
1593:French Quarter Festival
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515:City Park Driving Range
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343:. A master plan, by
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1752:Monroe Civic Center
1702:Fant–Ewing Coliseum
1533:New Orleans Jesters
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647:Historic Structures
574:Tad Gormley Stadium
501:Tad Gormley Stadium
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867:"About City Park"
794:Buchanan, Susan.
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730:"City Park Facts"
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