New Orleans, Louisiana, the American homeland of po'boys, ornate architectural ironwork, and houses like curio cabinets, is also a hotbed of old, beautiful urban estates. Some of these ghostly townhouses date back centuries, with pasts both sordid and beautiful. It's no surprise, then, that when Curbed NOLA corrals the city's oldest properties for sale, the index is one filled with "exquisite hardwood" and 19th-century iron detailing.
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