Avalon Theatre (1923), Connecticut Avenue NW, Washington, D.C.
The Avalon Theatre on Connecticut Avenue NW is Washington’s oldest operational single-screen cinema, a restored 1923 neighborhood picture…
The Avalon Theatre on Connecticut Avenue NW is Washington’s oldest operational single-screen cinema, a restored 1923 neighborhood picture…
The 1938 Art Deco cinema on Thayer Street in Providence’s College Hill neighborhood has operated as an independent…
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Architect Robert B. Kelly filled the Aztec's 2,400 seats with carved serpents, Chac masks, and jaguar friezes drawn…
A twelve-story Art Deco office tower at 622 4th Street in downtown Sioux City — designed by K.E.…
Architect William Wheeler brought Churrigueresque ornament to San Diego's Broadway corridor in 1924—twin towers above a carved terracotta…
When it opened in late 1929, Maryland's tallest building held a lobby with mosaics by Hildreth Meiere and…
The Bama Theatre arrived in Tuscaloosa in 1938 at the tail end of the Art Deco era, its…
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