Another one of those gorgeous locations - a well hidden gem and best kept secret. To be quite honest, if you're not looking for it, you likely wouldn't find it. This building was founded in 1857, designed by architect, Edmund G. Lind. Five tiers of ornamental cast-iron balconies, rise dramatically to the skylight, 61 feet above ground. When this historic architectural structure isn't hosting elaborate and decadent events, it moonlights as a functioning library, actually open to the public!
I was so lucky to be able to chill here for a few hours on a lazy afternoon AND even get a productive amount of work and brainstorming done. Certainly an inspiring location and the highlight of my day.
