Alexandria, Louisiana • Rapides County
The Old Alexandria Public Library is a stately, two-story brick building in Alexandria, Louisiana, originally constructed to serve as the city's primary public library. Its design reflects the Neoclassical style, characterized by its symmetrical facade and prominent entrance.
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Architecture
Roughly Bounded Marye St., Bolton Ave., White St., And Bayou Hynson, Alexandria, Louisiana
Architecture
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Military; Engineering
Red River S Of U.s. 71, Alexandria, Louisiana
Commerce; Architecture
6291 Old Baton Rouge Highway, Alexandria, Louisiana
Architecture
801 3rd St., Alexandria, Louisiana
Architecture
330 Saint James St., Alexandria, Louisiana
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