New Orleans: Home to Real Vampires?
New Orleans is allegedly home to at least 50 real vampires, despite the common belief that vampires are not real.
The city and state of Louisiana have a reputation for haunted legends and supernatural creatures, including swamp monsters, ghosts, voodoo, and vampires, which are said to exist year-round, not just during Halloween.
Vampire Lore in New Orleans
Vampire lore in New Orleans is almost as old as the city itself, with one of the most famous stories being The Casket Girls of the French Quarter.
- In the 1700s, French girls known as les filles à la cassette or "casket girls" arrived in New Orleans with small wooden trunks.
- Locals claimed that their "caskets" contained no clothes, only vampires they brought from Europe.
Vampires can't be real though, right? If not, nobody told the 50 real vampires that are said to be living in New Orleans.
Author's summary: New Orleans is home to 50 real vampires, according to local legend.
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