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1 2017 LCLD Fellows Third Meeting G U M B O Please see the back of the card for clues. Text or pictures of your experiences at these NOLA landmarks to Caitlin Puffenberger, LCLD Communications Specialist, at (540) or cpuffenberger@lcldnet.com. She will collect them all and distribute them after the #FellowsinNOLA G1. Enjoy a Beignet U1. Hurricane M1. Carousel Bar B1. French Market O1. Lacey Wrought Iron or Cast Iron Balcony G2. Joan of Arc Statue U2. Voodoo Doll or Gris Gris Bag M2. Masks B2. Napoleon Historic Marker O2. Mule-Drawn Carriage G3. St. Louis Cathedral U3. Old Absinthe M3. Grandfather Clock in Hotel Monteleone Lobby B3. Faulkner Books O3. Musical Legends Park G4. Laffite s Blacksmith U4. Street Performers M4. Andrew Jackson Statue B4. Supreme Court Building O4. Court of Two Sisters G5. Eat a Raw Oyster U5. Cat in the Hat M5. Poor-Boy Sandwich B5. Mississippi River Boat O5. Antoine s Restaurant Sign

2 Clues: G1. These yummy square French doughnuts are found all over, but they are best at Café du Monde. G2. Locals call her Joanie on the Pony. G3. The best view is from across the street on top of the steps by the cannon. G4. May be the oldest bar in the U.S. served as a front for the pirate s smuggling business. G5. Try ACME Oyster if the line isn t too long. U1. This popular cocktail is best where it was invented Pat O Brien s. U2. New Orleans is a truly magical place. U3. This 200-year-old bar is close to the hotel leave your business card on the wall and take a photo. U4. Be sure to tip them for a photo. U5. Visit The Art of Dr. Seuss, a new art gallery on Bienville St. devoted to Dr. Seuss. M1. Hotel Monteleone is home to this famous bar yes, it really does move! M2. Locals love to wear costumes. M3. Locals often use this landmark as a meeting place. M4. Hence the name of Jackson Square. M5. Any kind will do, they are all great! Some call them Po-Boys. B1. A bit of a walk, but a great place to get souvenirs. B2. If they are open, try a Pimm s Cup delicious! B3. Find it in Pirate s Alley. NOLA has great literary history as does your hotel. B4. The only Beaux Arts structure in the French Quarter. B5. Barge, cruise ship, paddle wheeler...any type of boat will do. O1. Just look up anywhere in the French Quarter. O2. No, they are not horses. O3. Located on Bourbon St. and features statues of famous New Orleans musicians and live jazz music daily. O4. Famous for its Jazz Brunch and its beautiful courty yard. O5. The oldest continuously operating restaurant in the U.S. she turns 175 this year. A

3 2017 LCLD Fellows Third Meeting G U M B O Please see the back of the card for clues. Text or pictures of your experiences at these NOLA landmarks to Caitlin Puffenberger, LCLD Communications Specialist, at (540) or cpuffenberger@lcldnet.com. She will collect them all and distribute them after the #FellowsinNOLA G1. Cat in the Hat U1. Enjoy a Beignet M1. Eat a Raw Oyster B1. Street Performers O1. Poor-Boy Sandwich G2. Bowl of Gumbo U2. Pharmacy Museum M2. Old Absinthe B2. Carousel Bar O2. Napoleon Historic Marker G3. Streetcar U3. St. Louis Cathedral M3. Grandfather Clock in Hotel Monteleone Lobby B3. Masks O3. Faulkner Books G4. Antique U4. Joan of Arc Statue M4. Voodoo Doll or Gris Gris Bag B4. Above Ground Grave or Tomb O4. Supreme Court Building G5. Hand Grenade U5. Hurricane M5. Praline B5. Andrew Jackson Statue O5. Mississippi River Boat

4 Clues: G1. Visit The Art of Dr. Seuss, a new art gallery on Bienville St. devoted to Dr. Seuss. G2. Each is different all are good! G3. Red or green, either will do, just don t call them trolleys. One was even named Desire. G4. Some of the best in the U.S. G5. Since the cocktail was invented in NOLA, there are lots of originals this one is potent, so be careful! U1. These yummy square French doughnuts are found all over, but they are best at Café du Monde. U2. Yes, the first licensed pharmacy in the U.S. was in New Orleans, and the first cocktail was concocted there. U3. The best view is from across the street on top of the steps by the cannon. U4. Locals call her Joanie on the Pony. U5. This popular cocktail is best where it was invented Pat O Brien s. M1. Try ACME Oyster if the line isn t too long. M2. This 200-year-old bar is close to the hotel leave your business card on the wall and take a photo. M3. Locals often use this landmark as a meeting place. M4. New Orleans is a truly magical place. M5. This sweet treat can be found almost anywhere, but beware if you have a nut allergy! B1. Be sure to tip them for a photo. B2. Hotel Monteleone is home to this famous bar yes, it really does move! B3. Locals love to wear costumes. B4. St. Louis Cemetery is a bit of a walk, and only open M-S 9 am 3 pm and Sun. 9 am noon. B5. Hence the name of Jackson Square. O1. Any kind will do, they are all great! Some call them Po-Boys. O2. If they are open, try a Pimm s Cup delicious! O3. Find it in Pirate s Alley. NOLA has great literary history as does your hotel. O4. The only Beaux Arts structure in the French Quarter. O5. Barge, cruise ship, paddle wheeler...any type of boat will do. B

5 2017 LCLD Fellows Third Meeting G U M B O Please see the back of the card for clues. Text or pictures of your experiences at these NOLA landmarks to Caitlin Puffenberger, LCLD Communications Specialist, at (540) or cpuffenberger@lcldnet.com. She will collect them all and distribute them after the #FellowsinNOLA G1. Lacey Wrought Iron or Cast Iron Balcony U1. Bowl of Gumbo M1. Pharmacy Museum B1. Eat a Raw Oyster O1. Cat in the Hat G2. Mule-Drawn Carriage U2. Laffite s Blacksmith M2. Enjoy a Beignet B2. Hurricane O2. Masks G3. Musical Legends Park U3. Art Gallery M3. Grandfather Clock in Hotel Monteleone Lobby B3. Voodoo Doll or Gris Gris Bag O3. Carousel Bar G4. Court of Two Sisters U4. Hand Grenade M4. Joan of Arc Statue B4. Old Absinthe O4. Streetcar G5. Antoine s Restaurant Sign U5. Antique M5. St. Louis Cathedral B5. Street Performers O5. Poor-Boy Sandwich

6 Clues: G1. Just look up anywhere in the French Quarter. G2. No, they are not horses. G3. Located on Bourbon St. and features statues of famous New Orleans musicians and live jazz music daily. G4. Famous for its Jazz Brunch and its beautiful courty yard. G5. The oldest continuously operating restaurant in the U.S. she turns 175 this year. U1. Each is different all are good! U2. May be the oldest bar in the U.S. served as a front for the pirate s smuggling business. U3. So many from which to choose. U4. Since the cocktail was invented in NOLA, there are lots of originals this one is potent, so be careful! U5. Some of the best in the U.S. M1. Yes, the first licensed pharmacy in the U.S. was in New Orleans, and the first cocktail was concocted there. M2. These yummy square French doughnuts are found all over, but they are best at Café du Monde. M3. Locals often use this landmark as a meeting place. M4. Locals call her Joanie on the Pony. M5. The best view is from across the street on top of the steps by the cannon. B1. Try ACME Oyster if the line isn t too long. B2. This popular cocktail is best where it was invented Pat O Brien s. B3. New Orleans is a truly magical place. B4. This 200-year-old bar is close to the hotel leave your business card on the wall and take a photo. B5. Be sure to tip them for a photo. O1. Visit The Art of Dr. Seuss, a new art gallery on Bienville St. devoted to Dr. Seuss. O2. Locals love to wear costumes. O3. Hotel Monteleone is home to this famous bar yes, it really does move! O4. Red or green, either will do, just don t call them trolleys. One was even named Desire. O5. Any kind will do, they are all great! Some call them Po-Boys. C

7 2017 LCLD Fellows Third Meeting G U M B O Please see the back of the card for clues. Text or pictures of your experiences at these NOLA landmarks to Caitlin Puffenberger, LCLD Communications Specialist, at (540) or cpuffenberger@lcldnet.com. She will collect them all and distribute them after the #FellowsinNOLA G1. Andrew Jackson Statue U1. Voodoo Doll or Gris Gris Bag M1. Masks B1. Faulkner Books O1. St. Louis Cathedral G2. Joan of Arc Statue U2. Lacey Wrought Iron or Cast Iron Balcony M2. Antoine s Restaurant Sign B2. Antique O2. Above Ground Grave or Tomb G3. Napleon Historic Marker U3. Street Performers M3. Grandfather Clock in Hotel Monteleone Lobby B3. Mississippi River Boat O3. Court of Two Sisters G4. Eat a Raw Oyster U4. French Market M4. Poor-Boy Sandwich B4. Enjoy a Beignet O4. Hurricane G5. Supreme Court Building U5. Musical Legends Park M5. Cat in the Hat B5. Mule-Drawn Carriage O5. Bowl of Gumbo

8 Clues: G1. Hence the name of Jackson Square. G2. Locals call her Joanie on the Pony. G3. If they are open, try a Pimm s Cup delicious! G4. Try ACME Oyster if the line isn t too long. G5. The only Beaux Arts structure in the French Quarter. U1. New Orleans is a truly magical place. U2. Just look up anywhere in the French Quarter. U3. Be sure to tip them for a photo. U4. A bit of a walk, but a great place to get souvenirs. U5. Located on Bourbon St. and features statues of famous New Orleans musicians and live jazz music daily. M1. Locals love to wear costumes. M2. The oldest continuously operating restaurant in the U.S. she turns 175 this year. M3. Locals often use this landmark as a meeting place. M4. Any kind will do, they are all great! Some call them Po-Boys. M5. Visit The Art of Dr. Seuss, a new art gallery on Bienville St. devoted to Dr. Seuss. B1. Find it in Pirate s Alley. NOLA has great literary history as does your hotel. B2. Some of the best in the U.S. B3. Barge, cruise ship, paddle wheeler...any type of boat will do. B4. These yummy square French doughnuts are found all over, but they are best at Café du Monde. B5. No, they are not horses. O1. The best view is from across the street on top of the steps by the cannon. O2. St. Louis Cemetery is a bit of a walk, and only open M-S 9 am 3 pm and Sun. 9 am noon. O3. Famous for its Jazz Brunch and its beautiful courty yard. O4. This popular cocktail is best where it was invented Pat O Brien s. O5. Each is different all are good! D

9 2017 LCLD Fellows Third Meeting G U M B O Please see the back of the card for clues. Text or pictures of your experiences at these NOLA landmarks to Caitlin Puffenberger, LCLD Communications Specialist, at (540) or cpuffenberger@lcldnet.com. She will collect them all and distribute them after the #FellowsinNOLA G1. Old Absinthe U1. Mule-Drawn Carriage M1. Bowl of Gumbo B1. Pharmacy Museum O1. Art Gallery G2. Faulkner Books U2. French Market M2. Supreme Court Building B2. Musical Legends Park O2. Voodoo Doll or Gris Gris Bag G3. Cat in the Hat U3. Andrew Jackson Statue M3. Grandfather Clock in Hotel Monteleone Lobby B3. Joan of Arc Statue O3. Antique G4. Mississippi River Boat U4. Court of Two Sisters M4. Hand Grenade B4. Antoine s Restaurant Sign O4. Street Performers G5. Carousel Bar U5. Napoleon Historic Marker M5. Lacey Wrought Iron or Cast Iron Balcony B5. Eat a Raw Oyster O5. Streetcar

10 Clues: G1. This 200-year-old bar is close to the hotel leave your business card on the wall and take a photo. G2. Find it in Pirate s Alley. NOLA has great literary history as does your hotel. G3. Visit The Art of Dr. Seuss, a new art gallery on Bienville St. devoted to Dr. Seuss. G4. Barge, cruise ship, paddle wheeler...any type of boat will do. G5. Hotel Monteleone is home to this famous bar yes, it really does move! U1. No, they are not horses. U2. A bit of a walk, but a great place to get souvenirs. U3. Hence the name of Jackson Square. U4. Famous for its Jazz Brunch and its beautiful courty yard. U5. If they are open, try a Pimm s Cup delicious! M1. Each is different all are good! M2. The only Beaux Arts structure in the French Quarter. M3. Locals often use this landmark as a meeting place. M4. Since the cocktail was invented in NOLA, there are lots of originals this one is potent, so be careful! M5. Just look up anywhere in the French Quarter. B1. Yes, the first licensed pharmacy in the U.S. was in New Orleans, and the first cocktail was concocted there. B2. Located on Bourbon St. and features statues of famous New Orleans musicians and live jazz music daily. B3. Locals call her Joanie on the Pony. B4. The oldest continuously operating restaurant in the U.S. she turns 175 this year. B5. Try ACME Oyster if the line isn t too long. O1. So many from which to choose. O2. New Orleans is a truly magical place. O3. Some of the best in the U.S. O4. Be sure to tip them for a photo. O5. Red or green, either will do, just don t call them trolleys. One was even named Desire. E

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