Orpheum Theatre (1928), Memphis, Tennessee
Memphis’s grandest surviving movie palace opened in 1928 on South Main Street, replacing an earlier Orpheum destroyed by…
Memphis’s grandest surviving movie palace opened in 1928 on South Main Street, replacing an earlier Orpheum destroyed by…
The Paramount Theater opened in 1931 in Bristol, a city that straddles the Tennessee-Virginia state line and holds…
The Peabody Hotel at 149 Union Avenue has been the social heart of Memphis since its 1925 reconstruction…
A sixteen-story Art Deco hotel tower that has dominated Broad Street in downtown Chattanooga since 1926, the Read…
Memphis's tallest skyscraper for four decades, the Sterick Building rises at the corner of B.B. King Boulevard and…
For decades the tallest building in Tennessee, the Sterick Building rose 29 stories above downtown Memphis in 1930…
Designed in the Spanish-Moorish atmospheric tradition by the Chicago firm Graven & Mayger, the Tennessee Theatre opened in…
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