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Priestley School

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The derelict Alfred C Priestley Junior High School. Repairs begin.
The old school in Pigeon Town has fallen into serious disrepair since 1980 when the last students and teachers left the building. The school was then used as office space and later as a warehouse until 1993. Hurricane Katrina only accelerated the decline. French charter school Lycée Francais recently purchased the crumbling wreck for $425,000 and have grand plans to return a middle and high school to the neighborhood.

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  • 08july14-Priestley School
    08july14-Priestley School
    15 images
    08 August 2015. New Orleans, Louisiana. Clean up begins at the Alfred C Priestley Junior High School. Lycée Francais installs new fencing, cuts back hazardous trees and hangs a large welcome banner at the derelict old school in Pigeon Town.The last students and teachers left the building in 1980. Please note - Photograph use is strictly restricted to EDITORIAL or personal use only. No model releases are supplied unless stipulated. Cutting/copying/pasting images for media/web sites/blog use without permission constitutes copyright theft. For any other use please contact varleypix.com. Thank you. All images ©varleypix.com
  • 19May15-Priestley School
    19May15-Priestley School
    117 images
    The derelict Alfred C Priestley Junior High School. The old school in Pigeon Town has fallen into serious disrepair since 1980 when the last students and teachers left the building. The school was then used as office space and later as a warehouse until 1993. Hurricane Katrina only accelerated the decline. French charter school Lycée Francais recently purchased the crumbling wreck for $425,000 and have grand plans to return a middle and high school to the neighborhood. Please note - Photograph use is strictly restricted to EDITORIAL or personal use only. No model releases are supplied unless stipulated. Cutting/copying/pasting images for media/web sites/blog use without permission constitutes copyright theft. For any other use please contact varleypix.com. Thank you. All images ©varleypix.com