No change: main building -- blue; courtyard building -- green. C. 1793 Spanish Colonial 2½-story masonry building constructed for Joseph Reynes. Extant exterior detailing includes a wrought iron, wraparound balcony, pilasters at the extremities of the building at the second level, bold banding around the upper openings, and a handsome cornice. The ground floor was altered in the Greek Revival style in the mid 19th c. The building originally had two passageway entrances on Chartres St., the downtown one of which went back to the irregularly shaped rear courtyard and detached 2-story service building.