Sterling Memorial Library

Architect
James Gamble Rogers
Year
1930
Style
Gothic Revival
City
New Haven, CT
Sterling Memorial Library
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Sterling Memorial Library is a Collegiate Gothic library completed in 1930 and designed by James Gamble Rogers, a documented significant architect. It stands in the Yale neighborhood, its facade a prominent institutional presence on campus.

the building

Institutional facade. The library presents a prominent institutional facade, part of Rogers's Collegiate Gothic design for the 1930 building.

the style

Sterling Memorial Library combines Romanesque Revival and Collegiate Gothic architecture, styles James Gamble Rogers applied to the 1930 library.

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the architect

James Gamble Rogers, a documented significant architect, designed Sterling Memorial Library, completed in 1930.

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