Branch, one of the Carnegie libraries). Two large windows broken by Hurricane Katrina. Branch re-opened 9 January 2006. Cita Dennis Hubbell Branch, 725 Pelican Avenue, Algiers Point. Opened in 1907, one of the Carnegie libraries. Closed in 1966 after the opening of the Algiers Regional Branch ; reopened as Algiers Point Branch in 1975; renamed Hubbell in 2002. Two broken windows by Hurricane Katrina; reopened 31 October 2005. In May 2008 an architectural assessment found the roof of the century-old building to be in danger of collapse, prompting a closing for an indefinite time as of 24 May 2008. A temporary library was located in the carriage house of the Algiers Point Courthouse at 225 Morgan Street; the original Carnegie building on Pelican Avenue reopened in July 2013. East New Orleans Regional Branch, 5641 Read Boulevard, Eastern New Orleans. Opened in 1968. Major flooding in Hurricane Katrina; fish in parking lot; closed indefinitely. Temporary branch library was in trailer on lot. New building opened in 2012. Main Library, 219 Loyola Avenue, New Orleans Central Business District. Opened in 1960. In Hurricane Katrina, some broken windows and floor damage from roof leaks; basement stayed dry. Partially reopened on 31 October 2005; fully operational as of August 2007. Some of the Main Library facility was used by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and other federal agencies and contractors working on disaster recovery. Martin Luther King Branch, 1611 Caffin Avenue in the Lower 9th Ward. Opened in 1995. Considered completely destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. The building, housing both the library and a school, was gutted and rebuilt. The library reopened on 5 October 2007. Site of a temporary branch funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation's Gulf Coast Libraries Project. Mid-City Branch, 4140 Canal Street, Mid-City New Orleans. On 11 June 2007, a new branch library opened at 330 N. Carrollton Avenue in a recovering shopping center storefront while the Lakeview and Broadmoor branches remained closed. It was the first of several temporary branches funded by the Gates Foundation. The Mid-City branch relocated to the American Can Factory Building at 3700 Orleans Avenue 14 February 2011. A new location at 4140 Canal Street opened 13 December 2016 in the former Automotive Life Insurance Co. building which was built in 1963 and designed by Curtis & Davis Architects, the same firm that designed the Main Library on Loyola Avenue. Milton H. Latter