Gumbo Shop

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The staff here have witnesses a ghostly lady in blue who has burn scars and brings with her the smell of smoke. She is thought to have perished in the Great Fire of 1794. Another odd happening here is that some unseen force likes to throw the spice jar in the kitchen.

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    Geographic Information

    Address:
    630 St Peter St
    New Orleans, LA 70116
    United States

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    GPS:
    29.957720492858282, -90.06451753505706
    Parish:
    Orleans Parish, Louisiana
    Nearest Towns:
    New Orleans, LA (0.7 mi.)
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    Contact Information

    Web:
    http://gumboshop.com/

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    1. I was having dinner last month and notice the smell of smoke. I suddenly started looking for who was burning something in the restaurant. I even told everybody at our table something is burning. I told the waiter and she looked around with me to see where it was coming from in the restaurant. We never could find where that smoke was coming from.

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