Krauss: The New Orleans Value Store

The book explores the rich history of a beloved New Orleans department store that served the community for nearly a century. It highlights its early role in supplying fabric to the infamous Storyville district and features its iconic lunch counter, which attracted culinary legends like Julia Child. Through vintage photographs and insider interviews, historian Edward J. Branley vividly recounts the store's legacy, showcasing its influence on local culture and the shopping experience in New Orleans.