Reynolds Building (1929), Winston-Salem, North Carolina
A 21-floor Art Deco tower that preceded the Empire State Building and rose as a monument to tobacco wealth above the Piedmont skyline.
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United States Post Office and Courthouse (1933), Meridian, Mississippi
Above the main entrance of the 1933 Meridian federal building, carved in limestone in capital letters, runs the most famous postal motto in the world…
Paramount Theatre (1930), Denver, Colorado
One of only two surviving twin-console Wurlitzer theatre organs in the United States — the other is at Radio City Music Hall — lives inside the 1930…
Federal Building and United States Courthouse (1934), Sioux City, Iowa
A cast-bronze ziggurat newel post marks the foot of the staircase; a coffered plaster ceiling with leaf and dolphin designs crowns the courtroom above…
State Office Building (1931), Madison, Wisconsin
Described by preservationists as “the best representative of intact large-scale Art Deco architecture in Madison,” the E-shaped State Office Building on…
Maricopa County Courthouse (1929), Phoenix, Arizona
The courthouse where Ernesto Miranda was first convicted in 1963 — a trial whose aftermath rewrote American criminal procedure and gave the world the…
Walter E. Hoffman United States Courthouse (1934), Norfolk, Virginia
A Depression-era federal building that rises from a seven-foot base of polished black granite into four stories of gray limestone — its lobby clad in…
Hibbing Memorial Building (1935), Hibbing, Minnesota
After a December 1933 fire gutted the original 1925 memorial in twelve hours of subzero-temperature fighting, Iron Range Hibbing rebuilt with Public Works…
Naniboujou Club Lodge (1929), Cook County, Minnesota
Fifteen miles east of Grand Marais on Lake Superior’s North Shore, the Naniboujou Club Lodge opened in 1929 with Babe Ruth and Jack Dempsey among its…
E. Ross Adair Federal Building and United States Courthouse (1932), Fort Wayne, Indiana
One of the first large federal buildings in the United States to use reinforced concrete rather than steel framing — the 1932 Fort Wayne courthouse brings…