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Location type
Categories
Environment
City
General presentation
Location Condition Type
Well maintained
Location History
In 1905, the Bernheim library opens to the public. The time required for removal to Paris and then to transport by sea, and the winding Noumea New Caledonian pavilion at the Universal Exhibition of 1900, built by a Parisian architect Mr. Bley and with a metal frame designed by Gustave Eiffel. All thanks to the gift of M Bernheim.Enfin a decree of February 4, 1907 signed by the President of the Republic Fallières, formally established the Territory establishing public reading.
Construction period
1901-1910
Dominant style
Colonial
Remarkable architectural elements
Balcony,
Cellar,
Stairs (monumental),
Gallery (architecture),
Garage,
Portal