Carver Theatre (1935), Birmingham, Alabama
Named for the scientist who transformed Southern agriculture with ingenuity and patience, the Carver Theatre opened in 1935 as the cultural anchor of…
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- Washstand, 1904
- Sgabello Mezzadro, 1957
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Martin Woldson Theater at the Fox (1931), Spokane, Washington
Spokane’s grandest movie palace opened on West Sprague Avenue in 1931, bringing the full spectacle of Hollywood’s golden age to the Pacific Northwest — and…
Louisville Palace (1928), Louisville, Kentucky
One of the most ornate surviving movie palaces in the American South — a Spanish Baroque interior of painted ceilings, a two-ton chandelier and approximately…
Orpheum Theatre (1927), Omaha, Nebraska
Omaha’s premier performing arts venue since 1927 — a Spanish Baroque theatrical interior on South 16th Street that has outlasted the vaudeville era, the…
Michigan Theatre (1928), Ann Arbor, Michigan
Ann Arbor’s landmark movie palace of 1928 — an Italian Renaissance interior of gilded plasterwork and painted coffered ceilings that has served the…
Fisher Building (1928), Detroit, Michigan
Albert Kahn’s supreme gesture in gold and polished stone — a 30-storey Art Deco tower whose barrel-vaulted lobby arcade has no equal in the American Midwest.
Foshay Tower (1929), Minneapolis, Minnesota
The only American skyscraper built in the form of a Washington Monument obelisk — opened in September 1929 to a John Philip Sousa march, and closed its first…
KiMo Theatre (1927), Albuquerque, New Mexico
The definitive example of Pueblo Deco — Albuquerque’s 1927 cinema where Art Deco geometry meets Navajo ornament, steer-skull light fixtures and Route 66…
Loew’s Jersey (1929), Jersey City, New Jersey
One of the five Loew’s “Wonder Theatres” built around the New York metropolitan area in 1929–1930, the Loew’s Jersey at Journal Square brought the Spanish…
Orpheum Theatre (1928), Memphis, Tennessee
Memphis’s grandest surviving movie palace opened in 1928 on South Main Street, replacing an earlier Orpheum destroyed by fire, and has functioned—through…