1910SegregationOrdinanceWarPreparednessSt. LouisCemeteryNo. 1BorderingDistrictVice DistrictsasContainmentSt. LouisStreet asthe "Line" (adividing line)"Jass"Musiciansin "Black"ClubsNavalOfficials'ComplaintsmentionedTomAnderson's"Mayor ofStoryville"MoralPanicDe facto Mixingin Brothels(there was stillinterracialcontact evenafter the law)Closureby theNavy inNovemberLegalizedbutRegulatedProstitution"AssignationHouses""BlueBook"Directories"Octoroon"& RacialCastes"GeographicSolution"to Vice1910SegregationOrdinanceWarPreparednessSt. LouisCemeteryNo. 1BorderingDistrictVice DistrictsasContainmentSt. LouisStreet asthe "Line" (adividing line)"Jass"Musiciansin "Black"ClubsNavalOfficials'ComplaintsmentionedTomAnderson's"Mayor ofStoryville"MoralPanicDe facto Mixingin Brothels(there was stillinterracialcontact evenafter the law)Closureby theNavy inNovemberLegalizedbutRegulatedProstitution"AssignationHouses""BlueBook"Directories"Octoroon"& RacialCastes"GeographicSolution"to Vice

Storyville Segregation - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. 1910 Segregation Ordinance
  2. War Preparedness
  3. St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 Bordering District
  4. Vice Districts as Containment
  5. St. Louis Street as the "Line" (a dividing line)
  6. "Jass" Musicians in "Black" Clubs
  7. Naval Officials' Complaints mentioned
  8. Tom Anderson's "Mayor of Storyville"
  9. Moral Panic
  10. De facto Mixing in Brothels (there was still interracial contact even after the law)
  11. Closure by the Navy in November
  12. Legalized but Regulated Prostitution
  13. "Assignation Houses"
  14. "Blue Book" Directories
  15. "Octoroon" & Racial Castes
  16. "Geographic Solution" to Vice