Winona City Hall (1939), Winona, Minnesota
Boyum, Schubert & Sorenson’s 1939 city hall in Winona, Minnesota stands as an outstanding example of the PWA Moderne style—Classical Moderne architecture…
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Joel W. Solomon Federal Building (1933), Chattanooga, Tennessee
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…
Pawnee County Courthouse (1932), Pawnee, Oklahoma
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…
Dawes County Courthouse (1935), Chadron, Nebraska
John Latenser & Sons’ 1935 courthouse in Chadron occupies an end position on its courthouse square rather than the traditional center—built while its…
Schlotterbeck and Foss Building (1927), Portland, Maine
John Calvin Stevens and John Howard Stevens’ 1927 factory building at 117 Preble Street in Portland is the only known Art Deco design by the elder…
Mabel Fincher School (1940), Cheyenne, Wyoming
Frederick Hutchinson Porter’s 1940 elementary school at 2201 Morrie Avenue in Cheyenne demonstrates how thoroughly Art Deco had penetrated American…
Lake County Courthouse (1935), Madison, South Dakota
Hugill & Blatherwick’s 1935 Lake County Courthouse in Madison, South Dakota applies the Moderne variant of Art Deco to a county seat building on the northern…
Jerauld County Courthouse (1930), Wessington Springs, South Dakota
Perkins & McWayne’s 1930 Art Deco courthouse in Wessington Springs is the civic anchor of Jerauld County in the James River valley of central South Dakota—a…
Gallatin County Courthouse (1936), Bozeman, Montana
Fred F. Willson’s 1935–36 Gallatin County Courthouse on West Main Street in Bozeman is the most notable example of Art Deco architecture in Bozeman—a…
Lacey Street Theatre (1939), Fairbanks, Alaska
B. Marcus Priteca’s 1939 Art Deco theater at 500 Second Avenue in Fairbanks—built at the edge of the American world, 200 miles south of the Arctic Circle…