The Patrick F. Taylor Library, designed by the renowned Henry Hobson Richardson, opened on Mardi Gras day in 1889. Then called the Howard Memorial Library, it served as a reference library with a focus on Louisiana. With a rotunda adorned with hand-carved "Hounds of Knowledge" and a wide-open stacks area featuring vaulted ceilings, the Library is one of the most beloved and versatile venues in New Orleans.
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Stephen Goldring Hall is a grand, five-story building that features a chic glass facade and a clean, modern interior. The floating staircase and galleries are surrounded by mezzanine-style balconies, which overlook the atrium. The fifth-floor rooftop terrace provides exquisite views of the city's skyline, making it a favorite among locals and visitors alike.
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