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Preservation Hall: The World’s Favorite Jazz Venue

October 1, 2000 by: Jon Pult

When you cross the threshold at 726 St., Peter Street in the French Quarter, if you take a moment to look at the posters that line the walls of the carriageway {walls described so aptly by William Carter in his .wonderful book Preservation Hall as "streaked with ancient roses, greens and other pastels long faded into a warm grey composite ") you will begin to understand how wid...

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