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- If you are looking for a unique venue that simply exudes New Orleans’ culture and its rich history, Gallier Hall fits the bill.
- Gallier Hall is a historic building on St. Charles Avenue in New Orleans, Louisiana. It is the former New Orleans city hall, and continues in civic use.
- Opened in 1845 and restored in 2018, Gallier Hall served as the former New Orleans City Hall.
- All policies must have a minimum of $1 Million in liability and must cover the 10-hour duration of the event with Gallier Hall and the City of New Orleans...
- Gallier Hall used to be city hall and it's a lovely building. I've been to a private party here and to a performance in a small theater that is on site.
- Having served as New Orleans’s city hall from 1853 to 1957, Gallier Hall has long played a central role in New Orleans’s urban center.
- When New Orleans was divided into three municipalities in 1836, Gallier Hall served as the city hall for the Anglo-American municipality.
- In addition to its architectural beauty, Gallier Hall is also steeped in history and has played a significant role in the cultural and civic life of New Orleans over the years.
- It served as New Orleans’ city hall until the 1950s and far outclasses the city’s current one (a few blocks away).
- The Greek Revival building, designed by famed architect James Gallier Sr., served as the New Orleans city hall for more than 100 years.
- Before Gallier Hall, the government offices in New Orleans were kept in the Cabildo, located on Jackson Square in the French Quarter.
- Gallier Hall, one of New Orleans’ most iconic buildings, was rededicated on Friday, March 16, as part of the Tricentennial celebration of the City of New Orleans.
- Gallier Hall is a congress center and city or town hall that was built from 1845 until 1853.
- Gallier Hall is a building in Saint Charles Avenue 545 in New Orleans.