…following quote taken from The Lauren Rogers Museum of Art website.  “The Lauren Rogers Museum of Art is located of Fifth Avenue, a broad, tree-lined avenue, among turn-of-the-century homes one block from the center of Laurel. It is surrounded by live oaks, azaleas, English ivy, and Asiatic jasmine. The Georgian Revival structure with its formal axial symmetry was designed by Rathbone deBuys of New Orleans. It was erected in 1923 upon the foundations of Lauren Rogers’s house, which was incomplete at the time of his death. The building has double-hung sash windows in an exterior of local brick with Indiana limestone. The slender, attenuated metal columns were made by the Laurel Machine and Foundry Company.”

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