While walking down the endless streets of New Orleans,
“NOLA” as they call it here, I heard a wide variety of music from classical to
jazz. Music is so important to New Orleans, because jazz was widely played here
in NOLA. The culture of New Orleans flourishes off of the good vibes music
gives to listeners. New Orleans is so important to American music because many
popular Jazz artists such as Jelly Roll Morton and Louis Armstrong are widely
listened to in all states.The city spoke to me through the music by listening
to the singers as they sing about the streets and history of New Orleans. The
music felt as if it grabbed ahold of my heart strings and allowed me to feel
the hardship New Orleans has encountered. When visiting the Treme, I found it
most interesting how the homes were shaped. One part of the home seemed to melt
into the other side of the home. This architectural difference made me think
back to how homes are built in my home town. When visiting the Pharmacy museum,
I absolutely enjoyed learning about old medicine and how people thought about
treatment in the 19th century. I learned a lot from the brilliant
man educating my colleagues and I, on old time medications and physician
practices. The knowledge collected at the pharmacy museum helped me see how far
the medical field in New Orleans has come since the epidemic of yellow fever
and malaria in this area.

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