If you’re looking for a peaceful place to watch the water go by and enjoy all the beauty around you, we think you should explore this fountain of youth right in the middle of City Park in New Orleans. It’s a gorgeous place to pass an afternoon and will definitely get your imagination working.

Popp Fountain was built in 1937, and has recently been restored.
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It's now a prime destination for weddings and other kinds of celebrations.
But this is not the only thing this fountain has been used for.
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In the 1970s, Popp's Fountain was known as a gathering place for witches.

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Mary Oneida was the founder of a witch coven, that used to meet at this fountain often.
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Mary founded the first witch coven to be recognized by the State of Louisiana as a church. Her network is still in existence today, known as the Religious Order of Witchcraft, although it is headquartered in Connecticut.
Magical ceremonies were said to have been performed here, including ceremonies to extend people's lives.
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So, some people started thinking that this was in some ways, a fountain of youth.
If you visit here, you can still enjoy and experience some really special magic.
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Not only is it beautiful, but there's some great joyful vibes as well! So go ahead and follow the tradition, throw your pennies in the fountain and make a wish!

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