Tennis Complex
Opening in 1897, the Atkinson-Stern Tennis Center is a historic Uptown complex that is noted as one of the oldest in the city. As a private club and was operated by the New Orleans Lawn Tennis Club until 1973. The city acquired it and renamed it the Stern Tennis Center in recognition of financial contributions from philanthropist Edgar Stern. The name of the center was expanded later to honor Nehemiah Atkinson, a talented player who managed the complex. For two decades, Atkinson served as a coach and mentor for countless New Orleanians, including many African-American adults and youngsters who previously had little or no exposure to tennis.
Damaged by Katrina's winds and floodwater, the center underwent a $2.2 million restoration in 2009. The center is home to 9 Hart-Tru clay courts consisting of 7 doubles and 2 singles.
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