(a) Stella Boyle Smith Atrium.

1. (1) The beautiful glass atrium with soaring thirty-foot ceilings and timber-frame architecture offers a view into the nineteenth century.
2. (2) The historic houses and grounds, which can be seen through the floor-to-ceiling glass walls, are a perfect backdrop for events.
3. (3) The Mary Fletcher Worthen Plaza is located outside the north entrance.
4. (4) The atrium space is twenty feet by eighty feet (20’ x 80’) with brick floors and museum lighting.
5. (5) One hundred seventy-five (175) to two hundred (200) people standing.

(b) Mary Fletcher Worthen Plaza.

1. (1) This area, just outside the Stella Boyle Smith Atrium, is perfect for small outdoor events, especially when used in combination with the atrium.
2. (2) Steps lead to the landscaped historic grounds and houses of the museum.
3. (3) Fifty (50) to sixty (60) people.

(c) Ottenheimer Theater.

1. (1) The one hundred twenty-seat, timber-framed theater can be used for lectures, films, video, PowerPoint presentations, and live performance.

2. (2) Included are:

   1. (A) State-of-the-art audiovisual equipment;
   2. (B) Two (2) dressing rooms with showers; and
   3. (C) Green (backstage waiting) room.

(d) Hands-on History Room.

1. (1) Comes with easy access from Third Street.
2. (2) This thirty feet by thirty feet (30’ x 30’) multi-use room seats thirty (30) people and can be divided into two (2) smaller rooms.

(f) Restaurant.

1. (1) The balcony space overlooks the Stella Boyle Smith Atrium and the historic grounds.
2. (2) Seventy (70) people.

(h) Museum grounds.

1. (1) Historic buildings (open).
2. (2) Historic buildings (not open).
3. (3) Plum Bayou Log House grounds.
4. (4) Total grounds (close off street between log house and grounds).