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Rosenberg's Girl
AIN'T DERE NO MORE: A Lost New Orleans Furniture Store.
A New Orleans television cartoon icon from a popular local commercial.
"In the late 1950s, advertising executive Bill Elliott was trying come up with a winning jingle for Rosenberg's Furniture. He had the music down and headed home with a tape recorder to work on the lyrics, His 4-year-old daughter, Betsy, announced she would help, crooning out in her sweet little voice the words that would become not only become New Orleans advertising legend but which would also make the address of Rosenberg's the most well-known in the city: "Rosenberg's, Rosenberg's -- 1825 Tulane." (Courtesy of nola.com)
Rosenberg's was founded in 1908 and for years branded itself as "the friendly store." It was originally located in the 2100 block of Palmyra Street. After 13 years there, it moved to the 1825 Tulane Avenue address.
Rosenberg's closed in the early 2000's. The three-story building on Tulane Avenue that housed the store has since been torn down, and the site is now home to a grassy field making up part of the University Medical Center campus.

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