with all sorts of eco-friendly features." Public libraries The Rosa F. Keller Library and Community Center of the New Orleans Public Library is in Broadmoor. It was rebuilt after Hurricane Katrina, and had its grand opening on March 16, 2012. The Keller site consists of the modernized library building and the 1918 Hardie-Fattel house, a historic house attached to the library which serves as a community center. The renovated house portion includes classrooms, meeting rooms, a teaching kitchen and a coffee shop. Outside are an outdoor reading garden, a terrace along Napoleon Avenue that has chairs and umbrellas, and a water garden along Broad Street. The restoration of the Keller site was partially financed by a $2 million grant from the Carnegie Corporation. The architecture firm Eskew+Dumez+Ripple was selected for the restoration. Notable residents Broadmoor resident musician and producer Dave Bartholomew named his Broadmoor Records label after the neighborhood. Poppy Z. Brite writer. Walter Isaacson, American writer, biographer, and philanthropist. David Ferrie once lived on Louisiana Avenue Parkway. Broadmoor has been the home of three mayors of New Orleans, Moon Landrieu, Mitch Landrieu, and Latoya Cantrell. See also Neighborhoods in New Orleans References Seldman, Karl F. Coming Home to New Orleans: Neighborhood Rebuilding After Katrina. Oxford University Press, 2013. , 9780199945511. Notes External links Broadmoor Improvement Association Broadmoor Development Corporation Andrew H. Wilson Charter School April 6th, 2006 Tour of Broadmoor Neighborhoods in New Orleans Historic districts on the National Register of Historic Places in Louisiana National Register of Historic Places in New Orleans