The Old U.S. Mint in New Orleans, with a history that includes roles as a mint and a federal prison, now serves as a cultural hub. Today, it houses the New Orleans Jazz Museum, the Louisiana Historical Center, and a small exhibition on its past in coin production. The Jazz Museum celebrates the city’s heritage as the birthplace of jazz, featuring live music performances. Visitors can explore the rich musical history and, if timed right, enjoy a live performance, making it a key stop on any tour of New Orleans.
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