St. Germaine
Just a few block from the boutique, down rue
Royal, at Ursuline, there sits the former home of
Jacques St. Germaine. St. Germaine, moved to
New Orleans from France in 1903 and only
occupied the home for a short time.
However, it is said that during his time here he
attacked and bit a young woman in his home,
after luring her there for a glass of wine. She
was able to escape however, and make it to the
local authorities.
St. Germaine mysteriously disappeared.
However, the authorities upon entering his lair,
found a collection of wine bottles, which they
later found to be filled with a combination of wine
and human blood.
Some say St. Germaine is still alive today, and
visits the French Quarter occassionally.
Just a few block from the boutique, down rue
Royal, at Ursuline, there sits the former home of
Jacques St. Germaine. St. Germaine, moved to
New Orleans from France in 1903 and only
occupied the home for a short time.
However, it is said that during his time here he
attacked and bit a young woman in his home,
after luring her there for a glass of wine. She
was able to escape however, and make it to the
local authorities.
St. Germaine mysteriously disappeared.
However, the authorities upon entering his lair,
found a collection of wine bottles, which they
later found to be filled with a combination of wine
and human blood.
Some say St. Germaine is still alive today, and
visits the French Quarter occassionally.
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