The Mcllheney House in New Orleans was built in 1846. It’s one of the oldest buildings in New Orleans and was built by Rufus Mcllheney of the Tabasco family. If you look closely next to the front door, you can see the original pull bell. This was located still connected to its wire underneath the house when they restored it. The double parlors are a rare gem. This is now the Parisian Courtyard Inn Bed and Breakfast. We stayed here a couple of weeks ago on a short getaway to Nola and it was an absolute pleasure. Original period furniture, grand staircases, and the ginormous windows were my favorite parts.
