List of Art Deco architecture in Kentucky

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This is a list of buildings that are examples of the Art Deco architectural style in Kentucky, United States.

Bowling Green

Booth Fire & Safety, Bowling Green, 1948
Capitol Arts Center (former Columbia Theatre), Bowling Green, 1921
Galloway Farm Equipment (now Booth Fire & Safety), Modern Automotive District, Bowling Green, 1948
Galloway Motor Company Building, Modern Automotive District, Bowling Green, 1948
WLBJ Building, Bowling Green, 1940
William Hardcastle Filling Station, Modern Automotive District, Bowling Green, 1948

Lexington

F. W. Woolworth Building, Lexington, 1946
Lexington Laundry Co., Lexington, 1929
Lexington National Guard Armory, Lexington, 1941

Louisville

1495 South 11th Street Building, Louisville, 1935
American Bluegrass Marble, Louisville
AT&T Building, Louisville, 1930
Bernheim Distillery Boiling Plant, Louisville, 1937
Bowman Field, Louisville, 1921
Bridges, Smith & Co (former Four Roses Bourbon), Louisville, 1870, 1940s
Brown-Forman Warehouse, Louisville, 1936
Byck's Department Store, Louisville, 1924
Charles D. Jacob Elementary School, Louisville, 1932
Courier-Journal Building, Louisville
Fire Department Headquarters, Louisville, 1937
Fiscal Court Building, Louisville, 1938
Fisher-Klosterman Building (former Bernheim Distillery Bottling Plant), Louisville, 1937
George Rogers Clark Memorial Bridge, Louisville, 1929
Jacob Elementary, Louisville, 1932
James Russell Lowell Elementary School, Louisville, 1931
Jones–Dabney Company Laboratory, Louisville, 1935
Kelley Technical Coatings, Louisville, 1933
LG&E Building, Louisville, 1925–1928
Louisville Cotton Mills Administration Building (now a restaurant), Louisville, 1936–1941
Louisville Fire Department No. 9, Louisville, 1946
Louisville National Guard Armory, Louisville, 1942
Louisville Public Works, Louisville, 1934
Meyzeek Middle School, Louisville, 1929
Miller Paper Company Buildings, Louisville, 1947
Norton Healthcare Building, Louisville, 1925
Ohio Theatre façade, Louisville, 1941
Seagram's Distillery, Louisville, 1933
Sears, Roebuck and Company Store, Louisville, 1928
South Central Bell Company Office Building, Louisville, 1930
Trinity High School, Louisville, 1941
Valley Traditional High School, Louisville, 1936, 1953
Vogue Theatre, Louisville, 1939
WHAS Radio Transmitter Building, Louisville, 1930s
Wheeling Corrugating Company Building, Louisville

Scottsville

Lyric Theater, Scottsville, 1930s
Horse Shoe Cafeteria, Scottsville Downtown Commercial Historic District, Scottsville, 1915 and 1935
Washington Overall Factory, Scottsville Downtown Commercial Historic District, Scottsville, 1928, 1930s

Whitesburg

Boone Youth Drop-In Center (former Boone Motor Company), Whitesburg Historic District, Whitesburg, 1930
Quillen Building, Whitesburg Historic District, Whitesburg, 1948
Whitesburg High School Gymnasium, Whitesburg Historic District, Whitesburg, 1940s

Other cities

Arista Theater, Lebanon Historic Commercial District, Lebanon, 1935
Ashland Armory, Ashland, 1948
Bell Theater, Pineville
Burke's Bakery, Danville, 1930
Caldwell County Courthouse, Princeton Downtown Commercial District, Princeton, 1939
Capitol Theater, Princeton Downtown Commercial District, Princeton, 1930s
Carlisle Armory, Carlisle, 1941
City Hall, Paintsville, 1940
Coca-Cola Bottling Plant, Paducah, 1939
Coca-Cola Plant, Shelbyville, 1937
Devou Park Band Shell, Covington, 1939
Elizabethtown Armory, Elizabethtown, 1948
Estill County Courthouse, Irvine Historic Business District, Irvine, 1939
Eversole Building, Harlan Commercial District, Harlan, 1936
Estill County Youth Center (former National Guard Armory), Ravenna, 1934
Greenville City Hall, Greenville, 1940
Harrodsburg Armory (now Mercer Area Family Education), Harrodsburg, 1942
Horse Cave State Bank, Horse Cave, 1937
Jeffersontown Colored School, Jeffersontown, 1930
Kentucky Theatre/Hartford City Hall Complex, Downtown Hartford Historic District, Hartford, late 1930s
Lane Theater, Williamsburg, 1948
Ludlow Theater, Ludlow, 1946
Mack Theatre, Irvine Historic Business District, Irvine, 1930s
Madisonville Armory, Madisonville, 1947
Marianne Theater, Bellevue, 1942
Ohio County Courthouse, Downtown Hartford Historic District, Hartford, 1943
Old Wayne County High School, Monticello, 1941
Paintsville City Hall, Paintsville, 1940
Paramount Arts Center, Ashland, 1931
Richmond Armory, Richmond, 1942
Russelville Armory, Russelville, 1934
S. E. Cooke Building, Harrodsburg
Simon Kenton High School, Independence, 1937
Somerset Armory, Somerset, 1948
Springfield Armory, Springfield, 1942
State Theatre, Elizabethtown, 1942
United States Bullion Depository, Fort Knox, 1936
United States Post Office, Covington, 1941
University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension Building (former National Guard Armory), Carlisle, 1941
Watkins Department Store, Paducah, 1941
Webster County Courthouse, Dixon, 1938
Williamsburg National Guard Armory, Williamsburg, 1941
Worsham Hall, Henderson, 1936

References

"Art Deco & Streamline Moderne Buildings." Roadside Architecture.com. Retrieved 2019-01-03.
Cinema Treasures. Retrieved 2022-09-06
"Court House Lover". Flickr. Retrieved 2022-09-06
"Louisville Art Deco". Retrieved 2019-01-20.
"New Deal Map". The Living New Deal. Retrieved 2020-12-25.
"SAH Archipedia". Society of Architectural Historians. Retrieved 2021-11-21.

External links

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