De Pouilly also extended his talents to building architecture such as the renovation and expansion of St. Louis Cathedral in 1866, the St. Louis Hotel, the Citizens' Bank and the church of St. Augustin. In his later years he taught architectural drawing and drafting at his son-in-law's [Simon Rouen] school, the Audubon College.
J. N. B. De Pouilly is not interred in the beautiful tomb he designed for he and his family, but rather in a family wall vault at St. Louis Cemetery No. 2.
De Pouilly also extended his talents to building architecture such as the renovation and expansion of St. Louis Cathedral in 1866, the St. Louis Hotel, the Citizens' Bank and the church of St. Augustin. In his later years he taught architectural drawing and drafting at his son-in-law's [Simon Rouen] school, the Audubon College.
J. N. B. De Pouilly is not interred in the beautiful tomb he designed for he and his family, but rather in a family wall vault at St. Louis Cemetery No. 2.
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