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Home of Gayle Buckley's grandparents, 714 Friscoville, on Mardi Gras Day circa 1954,…

Black-and-white 1950s snapshot of a family group gathered on a residential street lined with gabled houses, with a woman in a "Southeastern" sweatshirt at left and a smiling woman at right.

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Do You Know What it Means

Home of Gayle Buckley's grandparents, 714 Friscoville, on Mardi Gras Day circa 1954, waiting for the Krewe of Arabi parade.Grandparents are Thelma Roy Levis and Walter (not pictured); Uncle Norman Burkett(married to Aunt Bonnie), mother Kathleen on far right, Aunt Lynne on far left in Southeastern sweatshirt, older sister Kathy in bonnet, Jean on lower bottom (almost out of frame entirely).

This family home was also torn down due to Katrina damage. Gayle Buckley: lives in Pecan Grove Plantation.

Original title

Item 15171

Citation

“Home of Gayle Buckley's grandparents, 714 Friscoville, on Mardi Gras Day circa 1954,…,” Hurricane Digital Memory Bank, accessed November 3, 2026, https://hurricanearchive.org/items/show/15171.