And remarkably, decades before the civil rights movement, all of the members of these integrated neighborhood profited from business. -It wasn't other people in the city profiting of what was having in Story ville, the people out of Story-ville profiting of the Story ville. So there was a lot of money pouring in and there was a great delight in celebration and showing off the fruits of their wealth. So there's * in beautiful guns, different friends, shander lears, men and fancy heads. It was the show place of the world. 

 

A sight from embracing integration and legalized prostitution, Story ville gives birth to some of the key innovators of the most important and uniquely American type of music, jazz. -It is that important time when most houses, not just brothels but houses in which families live were expected to make their own entertainment. The brothels did the same, but they would have different music and Jelly Row Morton worked in the brothels in Story ville, other people who got their start in brothels in New Orleans included Louie Armstrong who we think of is the American icon of jazz.