Gould Memorial Library

Gould Memorial Library Stanford White's Beaux Arts rotunda style Library designed for NYU's nothern campus in 1904.

Standing on one the highest natural point in New York City, Gould Memorial Library, along with Philosophy Hall and Language Hall, its sister buildings, were designed by celebrated architect Stanford White at the turn of the century in Classical Revival style. Other notable New York landmarks by White are Washington Square Arch and Park Avenue Armory. The richly ornamental Library, modeled after t

he Pantheon in Rome, proved impractical as a Library and is currently in search of new use. It is currently undergoing an extensive renovation of its copper roof.

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2155 Dr Martin L King Jr Boulevard
New York, NY
10453

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