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1850 House
523 St. Ann St. | New Orleans, 70116 
504-524-9118

1850 HOUSE
523 St. Ann St. | New Orleans, 70116 
504-524-9118

HOURS
Tuesdays – Sundays, 10 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.​
Closed Mondays and state holidays.

Few places offer the chance to experience the lifestyle of our ancestors of more than 150 years ago. The 1850 House is one of these rare places, offering a glimpse of middle- and upper-class life in antebellum New Orleans, the most prosperous period in the city’s history.

ADMISSION
Adults - $3 
Students, senior citizens, active military - $2 
Children 12 and under - Free 
Groups of 15 or more (with reservations) - 20 percent discount 
School groups (with reservations) - Free 
Purchase tickets for two or more museums - 20 percent discount 
AAA membership discount (with card) - 10 percent discount 

The 1850 House doesn’t represent any single family’s house, rather, it reflects mid-19th century prosperity, taste and daily life in New Orleans. The house is furnished with art and décor that speak to that era as well, including John Slidell’s china, Old Paris porcelain, New Orleans silver and dozens of notable paintings and furnishings that, taken as a whole, transport you back in time.

The 1850 House is part of the Lower Pontalba building. Standing on opposite sides of Jackson Square, the Upper and Lower Pontalba buildings were designed and financed by the Baroness Micaela Almonester de Pontalba. Her father, Don Andrés Almonester y Roxas, was a Spanish colonial landowner who helped finance The Cabildo, St. Louis Cathedral and The Presbytère.


We Would Love to Have You Visit Soon!


Hours

M-F: 9am - 5pm

Telephone

(504) 881-1771

Email

Information:  info@antiqueneworleans.com
Sales:  sales@antiqueneworleans.com
Webmaster:  webmaster@antiqueneworleans.com
  • Home
  • Popular Streets for Shopping in New Orleans
    • Chartres Street
    • Decatur Street
    • Magazine Street
    • Royal Street
  • All Shops & Galleries
  • St Bernard Parish Shops
  • Museums & Attractions
    • The Cabildo
    • The St Louis Cathedral
    • The Presbytère
    • 1850 House
    • Madame John’s Legacy
    • The Old U.S. Mint
    • The Historic New Orleans Collection
    • Streetcar Lines
    • Audubon Zoo
  • Listings & Advertising
    • Submit or Update Your Listing
    • Terms of Service
    • Our Goal & Privacy
    • Contact
    • Antiques Shopping Etiquette