Erie County Courthouse (1939), Sandusky, Ohio
Remodeled between 1936 and 1939 by the Works Progress Administration, the Erie County Courthouse in Sandusky replaced a Victorian Second Empire building with…
Remodeled between 1936 and 1939 by the Works Progress Administration, the Erie County Courthouse in Sandusky replaced a Victorian Second Empire building with…
Designed by Temple H. Buell as a modernized Art Deco interpretation of Gothic architecture in cast concrete and white terra cotta, the Paramount Theatre…
Completed in 1937 and clad in porous fossiliferous limestone quarried from coastal deposits — its surface embedded with marine shell fragments — the…
A compact two-story Art Deco building raised by the Works Progress Administration in 1940, the Old Denham Springs City Hall once housed the mayor’s offices…
Built in 1939 on the banks of the Mississippi River, the Concordia Parish Courthouse stands as a quietly authoritative example of restrained Art Deco civic…
Opened on November 8, 1929, the State Theatre at 609 Congress Street combines Moorish and Art Deco architecture into one of downtown Portland’s most striking…
A late postwar Art Deco movie theater on Cape Girardeau’s Broadway, the Esquire combines a neon-lit projecting marquee, streamlined curving ticket booth…
Built in 1932 as the headquarters of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat newspaper, the Globe Building on North Tucker Boulevard is a distinctive Art Deco and…
Designed to bring all of Crossett’s municipal services under one roof, the 1953 Art Deco municipal building on Main Street represents the civic ambition of a…
Built in 1933 as a federal presence in Mississippi’s second-largest city, the limestone Post Office and Courthouse on 9th Street brings classical Art Deco…