State Theatre (1929), Portland, Maine
On Congress Street in the heart of Portland, the State Theatre has been the Art Deco landmark of Maine’s largest city since it opened in 1929 — a movie…
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Luigi De Marchi, architect, is the editor and publisher of Cultural Heritage Online. He founded the archive in 1998 as beniculturalionline.it and has published it without interruption since.
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- Washstand, 1904
- Sgabello Mezzadro, 1957
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Alberta Bair Theater (1931), Billings, Montana
On 3rd Avenue North in downtown Billings, the Alberta Bair Theater has been the cultural heart of the largest city in Montana since it opened in 1931 as the…
Township Auditorium (1930), Columbia, South Carolina
On Taylor Street in the heart of Columbia, the Township Auditorium has served as South Carolina’s capital city’s primary public gathering place since 1930…
Carolina Theatre (1927), Greensboro, North Carolina
On South Greene Street in downtown Greensboro, the Carolina Theatre has been the cultural centerpiece of the Piedmont Triad’s largest city since 1927 — an…
Paramount Theatre (1930), Asbury Park, New Jersey
On the Asbury Park boardwalk where the Atlantic meets a city that has reinvented itself more times than almost any other in America, the Paramount Theatre…
Fargo Theatre (1926), Fargo, North Dakota
On Broadway in downtown Fargo — the largest city in the state and the commercial hub of the upper Great Plains — the Fargo Theatre has provided a continuous…
Robinson Center for the Performing Arts (1939), Little Rock, Arkansas
On West Markham Street in the heart of Little Rock, the Robinson Center has been Arkansas’s primary performing arts venue since 1939 — named for one of the…
Heinz Hall for the Performing Arts (1927), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
On Penn Avenue in the heart of Pittsburgh’s Cultural District, Heinz Hall has been the home of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra since 1971 — a grandly…
Providence Performing Arts Center (1928), Providence, Rhode Island
On Weybosset Street in the heart of Providence’s downtown theater district, the Providence Performing Arts Center has been the cultural anchor of the…
Boston Opera House (1928), Boston, Massachusetts
On Washington Street in the heart of Boston’s Theater District, the Boston Opera House has anchored New England’s entertainment culture since 1928 — opened…