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Up for sale is a Vintage 1971 “Lakeview Lore” by Leonard V. Huber Softcover Booklet! It measures 9 1/16” by 6 1/16” around the outside cover and contains 32 pages. The piece is in great overall condition with minor signs of wear consistent with its age and use (scattered light surface wear). Please message us if you have any questions. Thanks!
Explore the rich neighborhood history and unique residential development of Louisiana with this vintage softcover historical booklet, "Lakeview Lore" authored by renowned local historian and preservationist Leonard V. Huber. Published in 1971 by the First National Bank of Commerce to commemorate the grand opening of their new Harrison Avenue Office in the heart of the Lakeview neighborhood, this engaging 32-page publication serves as an invaluable chronicle of local heritage. It is packed from cover to cover with fascinating historical photographs, vintage aerial views, and deeply researched accounts tracing the area's transformation from its early marshland beginnings into a thriving suburban enclave within the Crescent City. Featuring striking graphic design elements, including a vintage decorative endpaper map showcasing classic New Orleans street grids and landmarks, this clean and well-preserved volume offers an authentic window into the past. Measuring standard booklet size and complete with its original pictorial cardstock wrappers, it is an essential, highly displayable acquisition for serious regional historians, New Orleans neighborhood ephemera collectors, and dedicated admirers of Leonard Huber's classic Louisiana documentation.
