Williams Research Center Magnet
William's Research Center. 410 Chartres Street, New Orleans, Louisiana. Built in 1915. The Beaux Arts style Williams Research Center was originally built as a police station and municipal courthouse. Since 1996, after an extensive renovation, the center now belongs to The Historic New Orleans Collection. THNOC is a museum, research center, and publisher dedicated to studying and preserving the history and culture of New Orleans and its surround areas.
Specifications:
- Can be used as on fridges, cars, lockers, or anything else that it sticks to!
- Magnets are 3in at the widest point and .38mm thick.
- Magnet is weatherproof under normal conditions.-
- Be sure that the surface you're placing the magnet on is clean and dry. The suggested method to clean the magnet is to use a damp cloth and mild detergent, drying with a soft cloth after cleaning.
- Be aware that extreme heat or cold can make the magnet more brittle and susceptible to breaking. Direct sunlight can also cause the magnet's printed design to fade over time.
William's Research Center. 410 Chartres Street, New Orleans, Louisiana. Built in 1915. The Beaux Arts style Williams Research Center was originally built as a police station and municipal courthouse. Since 1996, after an extensive renovation, the center now belongs to The Historic New Orleans Collection. THNOC is a museum, research center, and publisher dedicated to studying and preserving the history and culture of New Orleans and its surround areas.
Specifications:
- Can be used as on fridges, cars, lockers, or anything else that it sticks to!
- Magnets are 3in at the widest point and .38mm thick.
- Magnet is weatherproof under normal conditions.-
- Be sure that the surface you're placing the magnet on is clean and dry. The suggested method to clean the magnet is to use a damp cloth and mild detergent, drying with a soft cloth after cleaning.
- Be aware that extreme heat or cold can make the magnet more brittle and susceptible to breaking. Direct sunlight can also cause the magnet's printed design to fade over time.
William's Research Center. 410 Chartres Street, New Orleans, Louisiana. Built in 1915. The Beaux Arts style Williams Research Center was originally built as a police station and municipal courthouse. Since 1996, after an extensive renovation, the center now belongs to The Historic New Orleans Collection. THNOC is a museum, research center, and publisher dedicated to studying and preserving the history and culture of New Orleans and its surround areas.
Specifications:
- Can be used as on fridges, cars, lockers, or anything else that it sticks to!
- Magnets are 3in at the widest point and .38mm thick.
- Magnet is weatherproof under normal conditions.-
- Be sure that the surface you're placing the magnet on is clean and dry. The suggested method to clean the magnet is to use a damp cloth and mild detergent, drying with a soft cloth after cleaning.
- Be aware that extreme heat or cold can make the magnet more brittle and susceptible to breaking. Direct sunlight can also cause the magnet's printed design to fade over time.