Location in the Collection
Source
Columbia University Department of Art History & Archaeology Photograph Collection, digitized by the Media Center for Art History, with support from the Samuel H. Kress Foundation
Storage Location
Digitized Date
2022
Legacy Inventory Number
24065
Label Transcription
Gallier Hall; New Orleans, Louisiana, United States; SEE BACK; IX-NO-11; Built in 1850, this was the solid old citadel of city government for 108 years, until 1958. It is an excellent example of Greek Revival architecture and was designed by the famous New Orleans architect, James Gallier, Sr. Granite steps at the entrance to the three-story structure lead between a double row of pillars of the portico. Gallier Hall is located at 543 St. Charles Avenue and is open to the public every weekday.; 24065
Record ID
2023_photocoll_0166_0101