238 Bourbon Street -- Absinthe House
circa 1939, corner Beinville, Photo Source: http://louisdl.louislibraries.org/cdm4/results.php?CISOOP1=any&CISOFIELD1=CISOSEARCHALL&CISOROOT=/LSM_FQA&CISOBOX1=fq000082 Built in 1806 by importers Pedro Font and Francisco Juncadella as a storehouse said to be a hanut of haunt of Pierre and Jean Lafitte. pirates 1860 census L. Frigerio age 30 -- 1912 record...he was a shipping agent operating here 1866 relatives Jacinto and P.O. Aleix opened a coffeehouse there 1874 coffeehouse bartender Cayetanno Ferrer took over and called it the "Absinthe Room" 1890 Ferrer's sons renamed it the "Old Absinthe House" famous for its Absinthe Frappe. 1905 absinthe outlawed in the United States Now Jean Lafitte's Bistro
NOTE--I THINK THIS IS THE ABSINTHE HOUSE RATHER THAN THE OLD ABSINTHE HOUSE

French Quarter People and Places
Bourbon Street
229 Bourbon Street --Louis and Leon Prima
238 Bourbon Street -- Absinthe House
619 Bourbon Street -- Fouche House
Canal Street
The Custom House
Esplanade Avenue
400 Esplanade -- U.S. Mint
Governor Nicholls Street
1210 Governor Nicholls St -- St. Augustine's Church
Olreans Street
717 Orleans Avenue -- Bourbon Orleans Hotel
Royal Street
132 Royal -- Reliable Shoe Repair
The French Market
Nuns at the French Market 1936
Toulouse Street
720 Toulous Street
732 Toulouse Street
Bourbon Street
229 Bourbon Street --Louis and Leon Prima
238 Bourbon Street -- Absinthe House
619 Bourbon Street -- Fouche House
Canal Street
The Custom House
Esplanade Avenue
400 Esplanade -- U.S. Mint
Governor Nicholls Street
1210 Governor Nicholls St -- St. Augustine's Church
Olreans Street
717 Orleans Avenue -- Bourbon Orleans Hotel
Royal Street
132 Royal -- Reliable Shoe Repair
The French Market
Nuns at the French Market 1936
Toulouse Street
720 Toulous Street
732 Toulouse Street