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Hess Brothers Department Store in Allentown had a Streamline Moderne façade; this photo of its tall sign dates to 1947.
📷 Unknown author Unknown author Self-scanned (public domain) · Wikimedia Commons
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Hess Brothers Department Store in Allentown had a Streamline Moderne façade; this photo of its tall sign dates to 1947.
📷 Unknown author Unknown author Self-scanned (public domain) · Wikimedia Commons
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This Art Deco federal building and courthouse in Greensboro, NC was designed by Murphy & Olmsted and completed in 1933.
📷 Carol M. Highsmith (public domain) · Wikimedia Commons
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This Art Deco federal building and courthouse in Greensboro, NC was designed by Murphy & Olmsted and completed in 1933.
📷 Carol M. Highsmith (public domain) · Wikimedia Commons
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Lines, light, and forward.
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Lines, light, and forward.
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Built in 1931 near Pittsburgh by Stanley L. Roush, with 1936 additions by Henry Hornbostel, this terminal served as metro Pittsburgh's main air gateway until 1952.
📷 Cbaile19 (CC0) · Wikimedia Commons
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Built in 1931 near Pittsburgh by Stanley L. Roush, with 1936 additions by Henry Hornbostel, this terminal served as metro Pittsburgh's main air gateway until 1952.
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Art Deco 1929 vintage travel poster Chicago - New York Central Lines.
Art Deco 1929 vintage travel poster Chicago - New York Central Lines.
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Public-domain photos, many from the Library of Congress. Automated by JD Media, LLC.
📷 https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/sc0758.phot (public domain) · Wikimedia Commons
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📷 https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/sc0758.phot (public domain) · Wikimedia Commons
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The AT&T Building in Downtown Omaha opened in 1918 as the Nebraska Telephone Building and later served as Northwestern Bell's headquarters.
📷 WiinterU (CC0) · Wikimedia Commons
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The AT&T Building in Downtown Omaha opened in 1918 as the Nebraska Telephone Building and later served as Northwestern Bell's headquarters.
📷 WiinterU (CC0) · Wikimedia Commons
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Cincinnati Union Terminal, an Art Deco train station in Queensgate, was built 1928–1933 and designed by Fellheimer & Wagner with Paul Philippe Cret.
📷 Warren LeMay from Cincinnati (CC0) · Wikimedia Commons
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Cincinnati Union Terminal, an Art Deco train station in Queensgate, was built 1928–1933 and designed by Fellheimer & Wagner with Paul Philippe Cret.
📷 Warren LeMay from Cincinnati (CC0) · Wikimedia Commons
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The Art Deco Reynolds Building, completed 1929 as R.J. Reynolds Tobacco headquarters, rises 314 feet in Winston-Salem, photographed here from Main Street.
📷 Cbaile19 (CC0) · Wikimedia Commons
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The Art Deco Reynolds Building, completed 1929 as R.J. Reynolds Tobacco headquarters, rises 314 feet in Winston-Salem, photographed here from Main Street.
📷 Cbaile19 (CC0) · Wikimedia Commons
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Lincoln-Grant School in Covington, Kentucky educated African American students barred from whites-only schools; this building opened at 824 Greenup Street in 1932.
📷 w_lemay (CC0) · Wikimedia Commons
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Lincoln-Grant School in Covington, Kentucky educated African American students barred from whites-only schools; this building opened at 824 Greenup Street in 1932.
📷 w_lemay (CC0) · Wikimedia Commons
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Art Deco Times-Star Building at 800 Broadway, Cincinnati, built 1933 by Samuel Hannaford & Sons for the Taft family's newspaper.
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Art Deco Times-Star Building at 800 Broadway, Cincinnati, built 1933 by Samuel Hannaford & Sons for the Taft family's newspaper.
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Built for the 1936 Texas Centennial Exposition at Fair Park, this Art Deco hall was designed by Donald Barthelme, photographed here in 2014.
📷 Carol M. Highsmith (public domain) · Wikimedia Commons
Built for the 1936 Texas Centennial Exposition at Fair Park, this Art Deco hall was designed by Donald Barthelme, photographed here in 2014.
📷 Carol M. Highsmith (public domain) · Wikimedia Commons
This Peoria courthouse was built in 1937–38 in PWA Moderne style, photographed by Carol Highsmith in April 2013.
📷 Carol M. Highsmith (public domain) · Wikimedia Commons
This Peoria courthouse was built in 1937–38 in PWA Moderne style, photographed by Carol Highsmith in April 2013.
📷 Carol M. Highsmith (public domain) · Wikimedia Commons
This Depression-era bas-relief by sculptor Pierre Bourdelle decorates Centennial Hall, built for Dallas's 1936 Texas Centennial Exposition at Fair Park.
📷 Carol M. Highsmith (public domain) · Wikimedia Commons
This Depression-era bas-relief by sculptor Pierre Bourdelle decorates Centennial Hall, built for Dallas's 1936 Texas Centennial Exposition at Fair Park.
📷 Carol M. Highsmith (public domain) · Wikimedia Commons
This Art Deco and Mediterranean Revival landmark opened in 1929 on Catalina Island under William Wrigley Jr. and David M. Renton.
📷 Carol M. Highsmith (public domain) · Wikimedia Commons
This Art Deco and Mediterranean Revival landmark opened in 1929 on Catalina Island under William Wrigley Jr. and David M. Renton.
📷 Carol M. Highsmith (public domain) · Wikimedia Commons
This Art Deco movie palace in Oakland opened in 1931, designed by architect Timothy Pflueger; it was photographed here on May 28, 2013 by Carol M. Highsmith.
📷 Carol M. Highsmith (public domain) · Wikimedia Commons
This Art Deco movie palace in Oakland opened in 1931, designed by architect Timothy Pflueger; it was photographed here on May 28, 2013 by Carol M. Highsmith.
📷 Carol M. Highsmith (public domain) · Wikimedia Commons
Built in 1925, this art deco/art moderne tower long stood as the only high-rise in northwest downtown Birmingham.
📷 Carol M. Highsmith (public domain) · Wikimedia Commons
Built in 1925, this art deco/art moderne tower long stood as the only high-rise in northwest downtown Birmingham.
📷 Carol M. Highsmith (public domain) · Wikimedia Commons
Public-domain photos, many from the Library of Congress. Automated by JD Media, LLC.
Public-domain photos, many from the Library of Congress. Automated by JD Media, LLC.
Built in 1936, El Paso's U.S. Courthouse blends Neo-Classical Revival and Art Deco design in downtown El Paso.
📷 Carol M. Highsmith (public domain) · Wikimedia Commons
Built in 1936, El Paso's U.S. Courthouse blends Neo-Classical Revival and Art Deco design in downtown El Paso.
📷 Carol M. Highsmith (public domain) · Wikimedia Commons
Designed by Timothy Pflueger, this Art Deco concert hall opened in Oakland on December 16, 1931, photographed here by Carol M. Highsmith in 2013.
📷 Carol M. Highsmith (public domain) · Wikimedia Commons
Designed by Timothy Pflueger, this Art Deco concert hall opened in Oakland on December 16, 1931, photographed here by Carol M. Highsmith in 2013.
📷 Carol M. Highsmith (public domain) · Wikimedia Commons