Courtyard Arches of the Dibert Building at Hope Haven
Taken August 2018
The Mrs. John Dibert Administration Building sits on the Hope Haven campus in Marrero, Louisiana, a former Catholic orphanage and trade school for boys that opened in the 1920s. Its arched courtyard, now overgrown with trees and vines, once stood at the center of the dormitory wings.
Taken August 2018
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