Carolina Theatre (1926), West Morgan Street, Durham, North Carolina
The Carolina Theatre on West Morgan Street is Durham's most important surviving picture palace—a 1926 Spanish Renaissance Revival…
The Carolina Theatre on West Morgan Street is Durham's most important surviving picture palace—a 1926 Spanish Renaissance Revival…
On South Greene Street in downtown Greensboro, the Carolina Theatre has been the cultural centerpiece of the Piedmont…
Built in 1928 on Grace Street in downtown Richmond, the Carpenter Theatre operated as a commercial cinema before…
A 1928 London cigarette factory in Egyptian Art Deco, its entrance guarded by two giant black cats.
Named for the scientist who transformed Southern agriculture with ingenuity and patience, the Carver Theatre opened in 1935…
Shipped bolt by bolt from France in 1892 and attributed to the workshop of Gustave Eiffel, this elegantly…
The Casa de la Vall (House of the Valley) in Andorra la Vella is the historic parliament building…
Tucked within a vast estate on the western edge of Porto, Casa de Serralves is one of the…
Built between 1933 and 1935 to the design of Roman architect Cesare Valle, the Casa del Balilla of…
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