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'''Madame John's Legacy''' is a house in [[New Orleans]], built there after a fire destroyed much of the neighborhood. | '''Madame John's Legacy''' is a house in [[New Orleans]], built there after a fire destroyed much of the neighborhood. | ||
Constructed in the older [[France|French]] colonial style, rather than the [[Spain|Spanish]] style that is predominantly found in the city, it is considered a historic landmark. | Constructed in the older [[France|French]] [[French Empire|colonial]] style, rather than the [[Spain|Spanish]] style that is predominantly found in the city, it is considered a historic landmark. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Revision as of 07:23, 9 May 2017
Madame John's Legacy is a house in New Orleans, built there after a fire destroyed much of the neighborhood.
Constructed in the older French colonial style, rather than the Spanish style that is predominantly found in the city, it is considered a historic landmark.
Trivia
- The house's name is derived from a short story by George Washington Cable, a writer that lived in New Orleans. The tale is about a placée called Madame John, who inherits the estate of a wealthy Frenchman, due to him never having married.
- In-game, Madame John's Legacy can be seen and visited as early as 1757, when Aveline is a child. In reality, the house wasn't built until 1788.
- A gentleman carrying a jeweled brooch could be found on one of the house's balconies.