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New Orleans Historic Voodoo Museum

724 Dumaine St, New Orleans, Louisiana 70116

Featured Review : New Orleans' unique brand of voodoo can be described as a fusion of Catholic beliefs and Haitian rituals which flourished after black Haitians migrated here after the rebellion in Haiti. Voodoo is normally used as a mean...See Full Review

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Quote: New Orleans' unique brand of voodoo can be described as a fusion of Catholic beliefs and Haitian rituals which flourished after black Haitians migrated here after the rebellion in Haiti. Voodoo is normally used as a means of soliciting advice,... Read the full New Orleans Historic Voodoo Museum review

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  • 3 out of 5 stars by C_Wheel from Auckland, United Kingdom
  • January 5, 2003
Quote: There are actually two voodoo musuems in the French Quarter, and entrance to one gives you free entry to the other. We went to the voodoo museum on Dumaine Street first. It's not very big at all--only a couple of rooms and a corridor and... Read the full New Orleans Historic Voodoo Museum review

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  • 3 out of 5 stars by Laura from Chicago, Illinois
  • January 3, 2002
Quote: New Orleans is a big place for voodoo and we thought a stop at the voodoo museum was a must. It was nothing great. But we did learn that many of the icons are the same ones used in Catholic rituals, just with a different name. The rituals like... Read the full New Orleans Historic Voodoo Museum review

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  • 4 out of 5 stars by mfs from Sea Girt, New Jersey
  • March 22, 2001
Quote: New Orleans is Madame Laveau’s town. The Great Marie Laveau was born in New Orleans in 1794 and died in New Orleans on June 15th, 1881. A free woman of color, she became the most famous and powerful Voodoo Queen in the world, so powerful that she... Read the full New Orleans Historic Voodoo Museum review

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