341 Chartres St.

Square: 37 Lot Number: 11244

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Vieux Carré Commission Evaluation:

Yellow with green stripes to green. The corner building in a c. 1830 Transitional style row of three buildings. This building, which had its ground floor altered according to the Greek Revival style, also had an added c. 1850 ornate, wraparound gallery. Today this gallery has been removed, and the building has a long balcony on the Chartres Street façade and a short balcony on the Conti Street façade.

Green
Portion of Building Main
Material Masonry

Dimensions

Frontage 17′ 9″ 4‴
2 100′ 3″ 0‴
3 20′ 9″ 0‴
4 51′ 0″ 0‴
5 2′ 11″ 0‴
6 50′ 3″ 0‴

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Last Updated: Monday, September 14th 1981
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Saturday, September 23rd 1995

Record Source Newspaper
Page 17
Authority Times-Picayune ( Newspaper )
Record Type sale
Price $164890.00

Conti St. 608-10, Baronne St. 300, Gravier St. 834-36-38, Dryades St. 1619-21, Bourbon St. 434-38 and St. Louis St. 732-38, Royal St. 217-219, Royal St. 211-15, Chartres St. 217-219-221, Chartres St. 223-225, Chartres St. 317-319 and Exchange Alley 316-318, Slidell lots 25 and 26, square H and lots 37 to 44 inclusive, square B Slidell Oak Ridge subdivision, and Chef Menteur Highway 4937.

Tuesday, August 29th 1978

Record Source COB
Volume 758B
Page 400
N.A.# 300037
Record Type dissolution

COB 758B/400-420. Termination of Trust of the Succession of Joseph M. Hurwitz. Judgement of April 1, 1968 for Marc L. Hurwitz, Mrs. Geraldine Hurwitz Schottenstein, Harry A. Greenblott, co-executor of trusts. Lot 1 included in a large number of properties. Portion of land bounded by Bienville, Chartres, Conti and Exchange Alley designated as Lot No. 1... 17' 9" 4''' front on Chartres and 100' 3" 0''' front on Conti; 20' 9" in rear on line of Lot No. 2 said Lot has 1st depth of 50' 3" at which it widens at right angles towards Bienville 2' 11" 4'''; 2nd depth of 51' 0" per plan of L. H. Pilie May 25, 1850; Plan Book No. 4 and plan No. 29.

Tuesday, April 18th 1978

Record Source Unknown
Record Type succession

Died out of State of Louisiana. That portion in possession of Mrs. Greenblott held in trust.

Monday, August 29th 1966

Record Source COB
Volume 678A
Page 156
CDC# 434-587
Authority Civil District Court ( Court )
Record Type succession

COB 678A/156-161. Civil District Court, Division D, Docket 1. Joseph M. Hurwitz died intestate. Decedent's interest 50%. Heirs of Mr. Morris Mintz 50%. Appraised at $5000 each or $10,000 entire lot.

Wednesday, May 1st 1946

Record Source COB
Volume 547
Page 1
CDC# 266-022
Authority Joseph Rosenberg ( Notary )
Record Type succession

Addenda to following record. Equal portions of an undivided 1/2 interest of the 50% of Lot 1, appraised at $5000 for the half lot.

Wednesday, November 2nd 1938

Record Source COB
Volume 500
Page 215
Authority Joseph Rosenberg ( Notary )
Record Type sale
Price $6250.00

Sale for $6,250 cash.

Friday, April 17th 1936

Record Source COB
Volume 482
Page 669
CDC# 183-920
Authority Civil District Court ( Court )
Record Type [sale?]

Inherited.

Tuesday, March 16th 1915

Record Source COB
Volume 274
Page 385
Authority B. P. Sullivan ( Notary )
Record Type sale
Price $6000.00

Sale for $6,000. $5,000 cash, balance terms.

Friday, October 2nd 1914

Record Source COB
Volume 272
Page 58
Authority G. A. Lambias ( Notary )
Record Type sale
Price $20000.00

Said Lot and another for $20,000 cash. F. L. Barker and Melodia Barker inherited property from their father Frank Barker No. 69152 & 76114.

Thursday, June 23rd 1887

Record Source COB
Volume 110
Page 127
Authority A. Ducatel ( Notary )
Record Type sale
Price $4500.00

Sale for $4,500; $1,500 cash, balance terms. [Possibly 1877 or 1867?]

Monday, September 6th 1886

Record Source COB
Volume 126
Page 253
Authority Jules F. Meunier ( Notary )
Record Type sale
Price $2499.00

Sale was for Lot No. 1 less a little portion for $2,499 cash. 1883 May 11 COB 120/11... the transaction including the small portion missing in the above transaction for $600 cash.

Thursday, March 29th 1866

Record Source COB
Volume 91
Page 147
Record Type sale
Price $10800.00

Sale for $10,800 cash.

Tuesday, July 16th 1850

Record Source Original Act
Page 45
Authority A. Ducatel ( Notary )
Authority Date Tuesday, July 16th 1850
Record Type [sale?]

Thursday, June 9th 1842

Record Source Original Act
Page 37
Authority Felix Grima ( Notary )
Authority Date Thursday, June 9th 1842
Record Type sale

This act refers to sale of said lot from Marie Caliste Carmouche to T. Mossy on 1826 July 7 by F. de Armas.

Friday, July 7th 1826

Record Source Original Act
Page 7
Authority Felix de Armas Sr. ( Notary )
Authority Date Friday, July 7th 1826
Record Type sale
Price $15000.00
Currency Piastres

Property 60' by 120' for 15,000 piastres.

Friday, October 4th 1776

Record Source Unknown
Authority Andres Almonester y Roxas ( Notary )
Record Type sale
Price $240.00
Currency Pesos

Piece of property with buildings 60' on Chartres and 120' on Conti. Jean Baptiste Carmouche later give property to daughter.

Thursday, April 12th 1764

Record Source Original Act
Page 1
Authority Jean Baptiste Garic ( Notary )
Authority Date Thursday, April 12th 1764
Record Type [sale?]

Property measuring 60' x 120' on corner of Chartres and Conti.

Citations

Fire. This morning about 4 o'clock, a fire broke out in the drug store of Mr. F. Duconge, one of the tenements of the fine three story brick buildings, No. 89 Chartres street, which, together with its contents was entirely destroyed. Mr. Duconge and family narrowly escaped with their lives. The roofs of the adjoining tenements occupied by E. Johns & Co. as a stationary, book store and printing office and containing in addition a large quantity of musical instruments, were almost entirely destroyed. Mr. Duconge, who occupied the third tenement as a dry good store suffered considerable loss; his valuable stock of goods being saturated with water, thrown upon them to extinguish the burning embers which fell from the roof... A fine new hose carriage which was exhibited at the Exchange a few days since, was on the spot and assisted in supplying the engines with a plentiful supply of water...

p.3, c.1

— Louisiana Courier
Date: Friday, April 21st 1837

NOTICE - The Counting Room and Office of E. Johns & Co, is for the present removed to No 79 Bienville street, at the dwelling of Mr Manouvrier, opposite the store of Messrs J W Zacharie & Co.

April 22 E JOHNS & Co.

p.3, c.2

— Louisiana Courier
Date: Saturday, April 22nd 1837

Quarter shop used for ivory 'sting'

— Times-Picayune
Author: Pat Adams Date: Tuesday, January 1st 1980