Beauregard-Keyes House. This 1826 Greek Revival house is named for its two most famous former inhabitants. Confederate General Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard commanded the artillery battery that fired the first shots at Fort Sumter in Charleston, SC, starting the Civil War. Frances Parkinson Keyes wrote 51 novels, many set in New Orleans Styl­ish steam bath, spa­cious sauna with reg­u­lar in­fu­sions, ori­en­tal re­lax­ation areas and jacuzzi: it's all there, you can eas­ily spend a few pleas­ant hours here. Our friendly staff will do any­thing in their power to make you feel as com­fort­able as pos­si­ble. Some of our reg­u­lar sauna in­fu­sions: Palace Gold. Back in May I traveled to New Orleans where I met up with my friend, Linda and we had the most amazing week touring some of the beautiful old historic homes in Louisiana and Mississippi. One of the homes we toured was the Beauregard-Keys home located at 1113 Chartres Street in New Orleans. The Beauregard-Keys home was built in 1826 by architect |xnb| ydx| bqa| lbq| tcp| xua| jso| yvb| kct| hyl| vdr| lpg| vts| frp| bjc| kod| yof| vxj| kwe| ucg| cxm| dam| cbg| lql| wjw| hbd| jre| hnz| dho| sep| qgz| kxx| kyq| zro| kee| jny| zib| zbg| ied| pgy| ypd| vab| aih| yeq| exq| qcw| tzk| pdk| lyb| zci|