2 CDVs providing different views of Canal Street in New Orleans, including a view towards the river with railway tracks running side by side for light rail transportation, and a view from the river south showing the Henry Clay statue on the corner of St. Charles and Canal Street. A streetcar drawn by a single mule is visible in the foreground. Each uncredited, but attributed to H. Miller of New Orleans, LA, ca 1866-1868 (some scattered spotting, otherwise good). 

[With:] 14 stereoviews, 9 of which show landmarks, steamships, and other locations in New Orleans, including the Sugar Levee, the Old House - Spanish Fort, Chalmette Cemetery, a view aboard the steamer "Great Republic," and the Mississippi steamer "Blowing." -- Boudoir photograph of Pike's Peak. Denver, CO: W.H. Jackson. 

Together, 17 photographs, many showing New Orleans and its surroundings. Condition generally fair to good. Some with toning, soiling, edge and corner wear to mounts.