"Noah's Ark. No politicians."
"House not for sale. I'll be back"
The water level within the home
A Hurricane Katrina survivor speaks to the group
FEMA trailers
A house completely gutted
The waterline
This photo was taken on January 10, 2007, almost a year an a half after Hurricane Katrina. This and many other houses sat like this.
Mold on the wall marking how high the water was within the house.
Neighboring house burnt down from a ruptured gas line during Hurricane Katrina.
"Noah's Ark. No politicians." Once water levels rose, boats were used by any who had them to escape their houses and rescue others.
January 12, 2007.
January 12, 2007.
One of many trips back and forth, bringing pieces of the house out to the road.
Neighbor showing the damage done to his house in pictures, and the progress he's made.
"2 Dead people."
January 9, 2008.
House visited on 9/12
Pink tents in the Lower 9th ward stand in place of where houses once were, and where houses will be again by the Make It Right foundation on January 11, 2008.
9/20, Florida rescue team, 0 dead. "No Bulldozing. Donations needed. Asking for donation to rebuild. Please help"
Bridge view of the Lower 9th Ward.
"This house is not abandoned. Do not demolish. We are waiting for road home money to rebuild."
Bringing sand under the house
A memorial in the Lower 9th Ward.
Cleaning salvageable items.
Salvageable items: glasses, plastic cups, clock, etc.
Homeowner Earnest Hammond collects cans to pay for the renovations to his home
Overgrown area where a house once was, January 12, 2010.
Hole from the attic where the homeowner was able to get out of during the storm.
May 25, 2010, painted over the X.
Abandoned house, May 26, 2010.
Overgrown area around a damaged house, May 26, 2010.
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