This video narrated by Jim Henderson was created for the Superdome and City of New Orleans seeking to host the 1997 Superbowl. Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans 1997 Superbowl XXXI Chef Paul Prudhomme, French Quarter, Bourbon Streeet, Street Cars, NFL Football

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Are you fascinated by New Orleans culture, Louisiana politics, sports, or want to see classic New Orleans commercials or even watch a historic event from the local TV news, well, you have come to the right place!

Our mission is to digitize and transfer videotapes and film reels in order to preserve the content and to make the programs accessible via the internet (YouTube) for educational, entertainment and research purposes. So amazing to be able to go back in time and watch news, commercials, special events and history from years past.

Tens of thousands of videotapes and film reels are destined for the garbage and landfills and many have already been destroyed. If you, your family or your organization has historic video tapes or film reels of special events, classic sports programs and TV News that were broadcast over the airwaves please consider helping us archive and preserve that history for future generations.

Troy Gomez, professional photographer and videographer from New Orleans Louisiana has been working to archive his own personal video collection. Mr. Gomez was the official photographer for the Louisiana Superdome from 1987 thru 2002 and also worked in the news industry for UPI New Orleans as well as with local news papers and magazines for many years.

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