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North East Black Arts Festival, in Congo Square in Louis Armstrong Park, 2004. The Lindsey…

Three people pose for a photo in a brick plaza, with a girl seated holding a purple backpack, a woman in a denim shirt, and a boy in a green "65" sweatshirt; people and tables are visible in the background near a stone building.

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Do You Know What it Means

North East Black Arts Festival, in Congo Square in Louis Armstrong Park, 2004.

The Lindsey family were long-time residents of the Fazendeville community. Prior to Hurricane Katrina, the Lindseys lived in Meraux in St. Bernard Parish. Their house was destroyed by the flooding following Katrina. They now live in Baton Rouge, LA. These photographs were collected in November 2006 during an interview with the Lindsey family at their new home in Baton Rouge.

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Item 13348

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“North East Black Arts Festival, in Congo Square in Louis Armstrong Park, 2004. The Lindsey…,” Hurricane Digital Memory Bank, accessed November 3, 2026, https://hurricanearchive.org/items/show/13348.