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Round corner of Supreme Court of Louisiana.
| Pierre Maspero's Slave Exchange (1788) (440 Chartres at St. Louis) was site of meeting between Andrew Jackson & Lafitte Brothers to plan Battle of New Orleans.
| Second City Criminal Court & Third Precinct Police Station (1915) (410 Chartres St.) now home of Williams Research Center of Historic New Orleans Collection.
Style: Beaux Arts.
| Overview of Jackson Square with Cabildo, St. Louis Cathedral, Presbytère & Andrew Jackson statue. 
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Cabildo (1788 rebuilt 1795-99) now houses Louisiana State Museum was site of Louisiana Purchase Transfer (1803). Architect: Gilberto Guillemard. On National Register.
| View of Jackson Square against downtown highrises.
| Victor David House (1838) (620 St. Peter St.) now clubhouse of Le Petit Salon literary group.
| Faulkner House Books (624 Pirate's Alley) where Faulkner worked on first novel.
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De la Ronde House (c1807) (1021 Chartres St.).
| Birth house (1027 Chartres St.) of jazz artist Danny Barker.
| Don Manuel Lanzos house (1788) (632 Dumaine St.) now Madame John's Legacy Museum. Style: Creole French Colonial.
| Joseph LeCarpentier / Confederate General Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard / Frances Parkinson Keyes House (1826) (1113 Chartres St.). Architect: François Correjolles. On National Register.
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LeCarpentier-Beauregard-Keyes House porch.
| Cast iron stairs up to LeCarpentier-Beauregard-Keyes House.
| Garden (c1833) beside LeCarpentier-Beauregard-Keyes House restored in 1954 by author / Frances Parkinson Keyes foundation.
| Kumquat tree in garden of beside LeCarpentier-Beauregard-Keyes House.
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Old Ursuline Convent (1748-52) which became Archbishop's Palace (1824-99) & also meeting place of state legislature (1831-4) (1114 Chartres St.). Architect: Ignace Broutin & Andre De Batz. On National Register.
| St. Mary's Catholic Church (1845) (1116 Chartres St.).
| Portal of St. Mary's Catholic Church.
| Cast iron railing with flowers & Mardi Gras decorations on Chartres St. (1119 Chartres St.).
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Cast iron grape-motif railings on gallery of (1127 Chartres St.).
| Row of double gallery houses on Chartres St. from Gov. Nicholls St.
| Double gallery house (1225 Chartres St.).
| Streetscape along Barrack St. from Chartres.
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Residential heritage corner building (1301 Chartres St. at Barrack).
| Devil door knocker (1300 Chartres St.).
| Red & gray brackets of shotgun double house (1304 Chartres St.).
| Brackets of shotgun double house (1310-12 Chartres St.).
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Henry Raphael Denis House (1834) , then home of Japanese chemist Jokichi Takamine, discoverer of Adrenaline (600 Esplanade at Chartres St.).
| Detail of cast iron railings on Henry Raphael Denis House.
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