The CAHP
@TheCAHP
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CAHP is a multi-platform documentary project that collects and curates cultural history about North Claiborne Ave. focusing on civil rights, culture & commerce.
New Orleans, LA
Joined October 2016
The #ClaiborneAvenue History Project «RHYTHM’N’BLUES REVIEW» @nolajazzmuseum 400 Esplanade Ave., Thurs May 22, 6-8 pm **Featuring The Danny Alexander Blues Band with special guests Patrick Williams, Rechell Cook, & Emile Hall**Free & Open to All**Cash Bar**
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The 2025 #ClaiborneAvenue History Project Soirée is 6-8 pm TONIGHT at the New Orleans Jazz Museum! Live Music by #WendellBrunious & Friends | Cash Bar | Sneak Peek of a scene from #TheCAHPdocumentary now in post-production. Don't miss it! @nolajazzmuseum @thecahp 5 minutes ago
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The 2025 #ClaiborneAvenue History Project Soirée this Thurs., April 3rd, 6-8 PM @nolajazzmuseum 400 Esplanade Ave., **Music by #WendellBrunious & Friends** **Sneak Peek of scene from documentary now in post-production** **Cash Bar** **Free & Open to All** @thecahp @nolajazzmuseum
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@TheCAHP & @NolaJazzMuseum present: Dr. Michael White’s Jazz & Democracy Workshop **TODAY, 6 pm, May 24, 2024** Early New Orleans Jazz a metaphor for & exercise in democratic ideals. Free and open to all. #Democracy #Jazz #ClaiborneAvenue
https://t.co/nRrwlTZRzI
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@TheCAHP & @NolaJazzMuseum present: Dr. Michael White’s Jazz & Democracy Workshops: Part I: 6 pm, May 16, 2024 Part II: 6 pm, May 24, 2024 Early New Orleans Jazz a metaphor for & exercise in democratic ideals. Free and open to all. #Democracy #Jazz https://t.co/7LpuUiCsOH
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@TheCAHP & @NolaJazzMuseum present: Dr. Michael White’s Jazz & Democracy Workshops: Part I: 6 pm, May 16, 2024 Part II: 6 pm, May 24, 2024 Early New Orleans Jazz a metaphor for & exercise in democratic ideals. Free and open to all. #Democracy #Jazz https://t.co/7LpuUiCsOH
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Many thanks to all who came to the #ClaiborneAvenueHistoryProject Soirée on Friday night and to the @nolajazzmuseum for hosting — we had a great crowd! #TheCAHP #ClaiborneAvenue @TheCAHP
https://t.co/I478jrOyPZ
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🎵 🎺 Happening TONIGHT — 6:00-9:00 pm The #ClaiborneAvenue History Project Soirée @TheCAHP at the New Orleans Jazz Museum @nolajazzmuseum — come on out! Free & Open to All | Cash Bar🎷 🎵 https://t.co/GltrQxqlZm
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The Emperor of the Universe is everywhere! This Ernie K-Doe poster currently on display @amhistorymuseum as part of an exhibit featuring blues & RnB material in the collection of Mack McCormick.
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🌳The 2024 Claiborne Avenue History Project Soirée 🌳@nolajazzmuseum Friday, March 1st, 6:00-9:00 pm with New Orleans Rhythm & Blues Revue featuring The Wendell Brunious Band and special guests Rechell Cook & Patrick Williams #ClaiborneAvenue #TheCAHP @TheCAHP
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We hope you had as much fun as we did! Thank you @annaliviabrand and to your brilliant students for sharing your skills and knowledge with the CAHP. Can't wait until next time!
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CAHP Executive Director Ray Sanders gave @EaterNOLA a tour of the historic Black-owned restaurants and bars up and down Claiborne and the side streets of Tremé. Read on for a taste of what's good today! https://t.co/ZeksWmGgyH
nola.eater.com
Whether they know it or not, the restaurants on or close to North Claiborne Avenue today are carrying on a legacy of many who came before them.
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Moses had a hand in the early stages of the planning process for what became the Claiborne Avenue Expressway. Curiously, given later developments, Moses did not plan for an elevated highway, arguing that widening the street would have been sufficient.
Sunday, 5 pm at The Orange Couch (2339 Royal): through documents from THNOC's archives, #LettersRead will explore the life and times of #RobertMoses, the infamous NYC power broker and builder who planned #NOLA's Riverfront Expressway. Free admission: https://t.co/gl2VulcxiE.
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https://t.co/rY9QsEIJy3 Unquantifiable, but in recent years, the damage done to multiple generations of New Orleanians has attracted attention at the highest levels of power in an attempt to correct past wrongs.
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“I was looking out the window of the St. Bernard Avenue bus on my way to school and I saw a group of these yellow bulldozers." @NOLAEQUITY (CAHP's Ray Sanders) spoke to @MattHainesWrite @bigeasy_mag on what inspires him to advocate for #ClaiborneAvenue. https://t.co/7mxY1DWD6F
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In March 1922, Florestine Perrault Collins (then Bertrand) paid $1200 for the building at 610 N. Claiborne Avenue. There she established a photography studio where she became a leading image maker for Black Creole society.
“Florestine Perrault Collins (1895-1988) was one of the first professional African American female photographers in the country. She opened her own portrait studio in New Orleans in 1920s.” Unnamed sitter, no date, Courtesy of the Amistad Research Center https://t.co/xWjhgJOmlv
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https://t.co/4bbRGV1qjL Thank you all so much for your support. Here is Part 1 of Follow the Line.
wwltv.com
This is part one of the WWL-TV series “Follow the Line."
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Giant setback for those of us who wanted real change
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