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William T. Nolan Office Records
SOUTHEASTERN ARCHITECTURAL ARCHIVE COLLECTION 52
Project drawings, specifications, correspondence Ca. 1908 -1986 25 flat file drawers; 219 boxes
Records of the office of New Orleans architect, William T. Nolan (1887-1969), and from predecessor and successor offices as noted in following chronology.
?	Nolan and Torre	1910-1921
(Peter Torre, 1880-1953)
?	William T. Nolan	1921-1946
?	Nolan, Norman, and Nolan
(Alexander W. Norman,
1893-1963); Ulisse
Nolan, d.	1997)	1946-1974
?	Nolan, Holcombe, Apatini, and
Seghers (Thomas B. Holcombe,
Jr., 1926-1985); (Paul
Apatini);	(Donald P. Seghers)	1974-1980
?	Nolan, Holcombe, and	Apatini	1980-1986
Records consist of project drawings, correspondence, specifications. William T. Nolan practiced successfully in New Orleans during the first half of the 20th century, executing a considerable body of work in both Louisiana and Mississippi. Some of his more notable commissions include the Casino in New Orleans City Park, Our Lady of the Lake Sanitarium in Baton Rouge, and the New Edwards Hotel in Jackson, Mississippi. The office was successfully continued by Nolan?s son, Ulisse, eventually working in partnership with other architects. Important projects of Ulisse Nolan include the present Howard-Tilton Memorial Library at Tulane, the restoration of Armitage plantation in Schriever, Louisiana, and the St. Gabriel Prison Facility in St. Garbriel, Louisiana.
PROVENANCE
Records were given by Ulisse M. Nolan and Thomas B. Holcombe, Jr. to Tulane in 1977.