Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts (1930), Hartford, Connecticut
On Capitol Avenue across from the Connecticut State Capitol, the Bushnell Center has been Hartford’s primary cultural institution since 1930 — a gift to the…
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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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Keith-Albee Performing Arts Center (1928), Huntington, West Virginia
On the banks of the Ohio River in West Virginia’s largest city, the Keith-Albee Performing Arts Center has anchored downtown Huntington since 1928 — an Art…
The Senator Theatre (1939), Baltimore, Maryland
On York Road in the Govans neighborhood, the Senator Theatre has been Baltimore’s most beloved single-screen cinema since 1939 — its curved Art Moderne…
Paramount Theatre (1928), Cedar Rapids, Iowa
The grandest building on Third Avenue when it opened in 1928, Cedar Rapids’ Paramount Theatre brought the full spectacle of the American movie palace to the…
Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center (1936), Colorado Springs
In the shadow of Pikes Peak, architect John Gaw Meem fused the ornamental precision of Art Deco with the organic geometry of Pueblo architecture to produce…
Hotel Alex Johnson (1928), Rapid City, South Dakota
At the edge of the Black Hills, where the Great Plains meet one of America’s most dramatically carved landscapes, the Hotel Alex Johnson has stood since 1928…
Frauenthal Center for the Performing Arts (1930), Muskegon, Michigan
Where Muskegon’s industrial prosperity met Hollywood’s golden age, the Michigan Theatre opened in 1930 as the city’s grandest movie palace — a richly…
Milwaukee County Courthouse (1931), Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Completed in 1931 as Milwaukee County grew into one of the great manufacturing capitals of the Midwest, the County Courthouse rises above North 9th Street…
Paramount Theatre (1931), Charlottesville, Virginia
On the Downtown Mall that Thomas Jefferson could not have imagined, the Paramount Theatre has stood since 1931 as Charlottesville’s gathering place for film…
Warner Grand Theatre (1931), San Pedro, Los Angeles
Where Pacific trade routes meet cinema’s golden age, the Warner Grand has anchored downtown San Pedro since 1931 — its stacked Art Deco tower rising above…