With somber battlefield ceremonies to fireworks over the Mississippi River, the bicentennial of the victory over the British at the Battle of New Orleans ... replica of the famous Chalmette ...

Explore the complexity of the Battle of New Orleans and its lasting effects ... And, of course, there's the famous story of the Star Spangled Banner flying over the Fort. [star spangled banner ...

so famous in history and so well depicted in the movie, despite the film’s many historical inaccuracies. At first it might seem as if the Battle of New Orleans had little to do with the Battle ...

The Battle of New Orleans ... Jean and Pierre eventually left New Orleans, relocating to Galveston Island off the coast of present-day Texas. 4. THE FAMOUS KENTUCKY MILITIAMEN DIDN’T BRING ...

Incidentally, the Battle of New Orleans was made famous in 1959 by the song written by Jimmy Driftwood and recorded by Johnny Horton, titled: "The Battle of New Orleans." It made the "Billboard ...

Today, the Battle of New Orleans is one of the most storied fights in American military history, known even to those who may know nothing else about the War of 1812 because the stakes were high.

This Saturday is the 190th anniversary of the American victory over the British at the Battle at New Orleans. It was the final battle in the War of 1812, one that made Andrew Jackson a national hero.

Gen. Andrew Jackson led a small, poorly equipped force to a decisive American victory against 8,000 British troops in the Battle of New Orleans. The invading British Army, under Gen. Edward ...

The Democratic banquet to-night in celebration of the anniversary of the battle of Now-Orleans passed off with unexpected success, the prearranged programme being carried on without variation.

Call it the battle of the "Battle of New Orleans" movies. Another screenplay based on the legendary 1815 skirmish that played out at Chalmette battlefield -- and in which Andrew Jackson's ragtag ...

Incidentally, the Battle of New Orleans was made famous in 1959 by the song written by Jimmy Driftwood and recorded by Johnny Horton, titled: "The Battle of New Orleans." It made the "Billboard ...