Gibson Hall

Why go

The building gives Tulane’s campus a clear architectural front. Its heavy stone, arched openings and central position in the original group contrast with the live oaks and open lawns nearby. Because it remains a working administration building, the strongest dependable experience is outside, where its role in the campus plan is easy to read.

What to look for

• Richardsonian Romanesque stonework and deep arches
• The central position within Tulane’s original entrance group
• Views across St. Charles Avenue toward Audubon Park

Useful to know

• Plan an exterior stop unless you have university business or a scheduled campus visit.
• Stand back near St. Charles Avenue to see the full three-building composition.
• Pair it with Tulane’s quads and Audubon Park; the building alone needs only a short pause.

Your next visit

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