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Charity Hospital and the Adjacent Neighborhood
Charity Hospital. Photo by Walter Gallas.
Charity Hospital and the Adjacent Neighborhood
Historic homes in the Charity Hospital neighborhood. Photo by Walter Gallas.
Charity Hospital and the Adjacent Neighborhood
Historic homes in the Charity Hospital neighborhood. Photo by Walter Gallas.
Charity Hospital and the Adjacent Neighborhood
Charity Hospital. Photo by Todd Callender.



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Submitted by New Orleanian in New York at: February 15, 2010
I am totally opposed to the effort to attempt to make Old Charity into a modern hospital which our city desperately needs. Please consider the many who really need health care. If you want to propose something useful, suggest that the building be used for out-patient clinics. Let us build a modern health care facility. Washington D.C, gets to have modern health care why can't we? Move the property that you want to preserve just a few blocks down the road. This is very important to us who want to see New Orleans thrive.
Submitted by CH at: December 19, 2009
Having lived in New Orleans, studied historic preservation law at Tulane University School of Law, and working for two years (starting one week after Hurricane Katrina made landfall) on the restoration, rebuilding,Buy Windows 7 Enterprise, and renewal of this great American city that I love dearly, I am disheartened and stunned by the insagacity of the NTFP. In selecting Old Charity and University Hospitals as one of the 11 Most Endangered Historic Places in 2008, the Trust displayed gross negligence and an extreme ignorance of the state of these facilities prior to failure of the NOLA levee system; the complexities of preservation issues,Microsoft Office 2010 Professional Plus Key, revitalization issues, the medical needs of the people of New Orleans; the city, regional, state, and federal politics (going far beyond Huey Long); and the hundreds of other buildings in NOLA and the region that need the Trust's help. This one decision was so recklessly flawed and, frankly, stupid that I no longer have any faith in the Trust and its judgment or work. New Orleans needs all the help it can get in order to renew. I am greatly disappointed that this nation lacks a national historic preservation organization with the resources, influence, and sapience to be of any meaningful assistance.