Every year the Louisiana Landmarks Society releases our list of New Orleans' most endangered historic sites, landscapes, or distinct features that make our city one of the most unique in the country. We are asking our members and partners for help in identifying any at-risk cultural assets. 

To nominate: please click the button below: fill out the form electronically with a couple of photos attached by August 8, 2025

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We are excited to announce the return of the Martha Robinson lecture series. The series honors the late, esteemed preservationist, who was a founding member of the Louisiana Landmarks Society. 

Robert S. Brantley, author of Henry Howard Louisiana’s Architect (2015) and an accomplished photographer and researcher of New Orleans’ architectural fabric, will present “Henry R. Thiberge – in the shadow of Henry Howard.”

Compared with those of his contemporaries – Howard, James Dakin and James Gallier, Sr.– Thiberge’s personal history and architectural accomplishments have remained relatively unknown. Mr. Brantley will elucidate!

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC: Fellowship Hall of the First Presbyterian Church, 5401 S. Claiborne Ave. corner of Jefferson, 7:00 PM, Thursday, May 8, 2025. Convenient on-street parking. Enter from S. Prieur St., at the rear. DONATIONS to Landmarks, at the door, will be accepted with gratitude.