Glacier County Courthouse (1938–1939), Cut Bank, Montana
An oil-boom courthouse on the Montana plains, built in PWA Moderne when the rest of America was still in the Depression — an architectural testament to local…
An oil-boom courthouse on the Montana plains, built in PWA Moderne when the rest of America was still in the Depression — an architectural testament to local…
A self-assured 1937 courthouse in the Texas Panhandle where Art Deco geometry and Moderne restraint meet in limestone and steel.
The Washington County Courthouse at 214 C Street is a 1932–1934 Art Deco building of Bedford limestone that rose on the Great Plains after a tornado…
A.W. Boehning’s 1931 Skinner Building at 722 Central Avenue SW in Albuquerque stands on Route 66 as one of the most distinctive Art Deco commercial buildings…
Robert C. Reamer’s 1931 Art Deco theater at Sprague Avenue and Monroe Street in Spokane presents one of the Pacific Northwest’s most complete Art Deco…
Beuttler & Arnold’s 1933 federal courthouse in Sioux City brings Art Deco and Stripped Classicism together in an E-shaped plan whose central stepped tower…
Boyum, Schubert & Sorenson’s 1939 city hall in Winona, Minnesota stands as an outstanding example of the PWA Moderne style—Classical Moderne architecture…
Designed by Shreve, Lamb and Harmon—the firm that completed the Empire State Building two years earlier—this 1933 federal courthouse at 900 Georgia Avenue in…
Smith & Senter’s 1932 Art Deco courthouse at 500 Harrison Street in Pawnee, Oklahoma, is one of only two courthouses in the state to attempt a synthesis of…
John Latenser & Sons’ 1935 courthouse in Chadron occupies an end position on its courthouse square rather than the traditional center—built while its…