It was a little hard for me to find but definitely on my bucket list. The Google site has a phone # and a very nice woman will help you over the phone with hours, directions, and info.Very detailed boards on display to not only describe what happened before, during, and after Hurricane Katrina, but this tiny outside museum is located in the heart of a neighborhood that was entirely washed away from the hurricane just feet from some of the failed levees. You can look around you and see everything from still empty lots to newly rebuilt homes to current construction projects. I learned and saw much. Worth the stop if youre in downtown New Orleans.

Historic and intriguing. Very good for one to grasp the full Hurricane Katrina scenario and backstory.

Very informative. Helped understand events more.

Very Sad but informative and Tells YOU The Story on How The Levies Broke and How Katrina Destroyed New Orleans!!

Lots of info on the flooding. The house gave me the chills. I like how they left part of it untouched so people could see how it looked

Our tour bus made a quick stop - must see

This place is absolutely fascinating! So well done with so much information. Thank you for the superb job to create understanding for such a devastating event.

Very eye opening and interesting. The stories are incredible

Wow really good, it shows you how bad things were after Katrina really made you stop and think

Very well put together. Free. I appreciate tge experience.

Everyone was awesome to talk to very plesent visiting Halls I went in for parts,I could have spent millions $

I took my city tour guests to this new museum. They were able to see what residents found when they returned to New Orleans after hurricane Katrina. This is a new exhibit where one of the levees broke during hurricane Katrina.

Great effort to educate the public on what happened and more importantly the myths of people believe went wrong and what actually went wrong. I have to admit, as someone with great loss from Katrina and a native to the area, this was more informative than I expected. There was even a section on the St. Ritas incident too. Although the more appreciative thing I found was the section that tells you the yellow bricks you walked on was the house that was on that particular location. They are completely sustained off donations, so please donate. I did.

Verry informitave

A lovely site to read the historical documentation, sense the utter vulnerability of the community to the forces and powers in motion that day and lament their loss. Take the time to honor their sacrifice. ️

Life changing to see that i cryed in the inside

Very educational. Friendly staff.

Very informative, covered all the Katrina destruction, and most important were facts of the tragedy.

Real information on what happened and how man made failures caused the majority of levee failures throughout NoLa.

Very informative and a beautiful site

Very small look at a very large life event. I wouldnt call this a must unless you believe in visiting the past to see what the future holds.

It was an eye-opening, deeper experience into what happened with the storm and how things were changed forever by it.

Very informative with a little shade

Very informative

Very informative

Very interesting. Very moving.

Please take time and your the sculptures.

Informative, moving, solemn dedication to the tragedy and loss caused by Hurricane Katrina.

Interesting and informative

Nice place