New Orleans streetcar system map print, 1945

World War II was a quiet time, for New Orleans.  New Orleans hadn't forgotten how to have a party - sex, alcohol, vice of all kinds were still on order - but the city had made a concerted effort to tamp down on its partying ways in order to win the War.  (They even cancelled Mardi Gras for the duration of the War.)  In the summer of 1945, spirits were high: Germany had surrendered in May, and Japan had been driven out of its massive colonial empire, with American airmen and sailors bombarding the Japanese Home Islands on a daily basis.  This is what the city's streetcar system looked like.

- Designed in New York City, printed in Nashville, Tennessee.
- Printed on satin finish 80# cover stock - 220 GSM.
- Image will be printed with a border for framing.
- Please allow five business days for production before it gets shipped out.
- Free standard shipping within the US!

All designs I sell here are made by me! If there's something you'd like custom-made, shoot me a message.