The icon: Marie Laveau. The legacy: Over New Orleans' first 300 years, few have embodied the mystique of the city as fully as Marie Laveau, the legendary Voodoo queen whose name is all but ...

Today, the series continues with the birth of Voodoo queen Marie Laveau. THEN: Marie Laveau, one of New Orleans' most intriguing personalities, was born on Sept. 10, 1801, according to church records.

NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA, UNITED STATES, August 21, 2023/EINPresswire.com/ -- The legacy of Marie Laveau, the renowned Voodoo Queen of New Orleans, continues to capture ...

The legend says that a single voodoo queen named Marie Laveau operated in New Orleans for most of the 19th century. Perhaps because of the confusion, some people believe that Laveau — the ...

To save Gandolfo’s kinfolk, a loyal slave hid them in barrels and smuggled them to New Orleans. The slave, it turned out, was a voodoo queen. But it wasn’t until Gandolfo reached adulthood ...

Early Monday morning, on May 19, the house of New Orleans Voodoo queen Marie Laveau went up in flames. The fire had broken out in the kitchen, and firefighters arrived on the scene around 4 a.m ...

There’s more evidence of a New Orleans voodoo revival at St ... It is the tomb of Marie Laveau, a 19 th century voodoo priestess, considered the queen of voodoo, leading this resurgence from ...

The “she” that Fandrich refers to is Marie Laveau, the legendary Voodoo Queen of New Orleans and the subject of Fandrich’s fascination for more than 15 years. And from the number of X’s on ...

‘Voodoo queen' Marie Laveau’s homestead in the French Quarter of New Orleans was reportedly damaged in a fire. Video of the same was shared by Laurie Boudreaux. Unconfirmed social media ...