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Sounds, colors, tastes of New Orleans come to the Bush House

February 5, 2024 | Brian Hughes

The irresistible beat of a Dixieland band, the piquant aroma of boiling crawfish, the dazzle of beads sparkling in the sun, the fruity lusciousness of a hurricane punch, and the squeals of delight as a reveler finds the baby in a slice of king cake herald the arrival of Mardi Gras at the historic Bush House.

Crestview History Museum volunteers Pam Coffield, Cyndie Brown and Gracie Brader hold up their Mardi Gras masks as they decorate the historic Bush House for Carnival.

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