The George Washington Cable House, located in the lush Garden District, was the home of acclaimed 19th-century author George Washington Cable, known for his literary depictions of Creole life and social justice themes. Built in 1874, the house reflects the Victorian charm and architectural elegance of the neighborhood.

Cable’s novels and essays challenged the racial and cultural assumptions of his time, often sparking controversy but also earning him national recognition. Visitors admire the historic home’s intricate woodwork, decorative details, and its association with one of New Orleans’ most influential writers.