Heritage Architecture in Phoenix Photos |
Beyond Frank Lloyd Wright, Phoenix has a selection of heritage buildings spread throughout the city. |
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| See also: Phoenix, Captions List for Phoenix |
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| Art Deco roofline of Luhrs Tower. | Art Deco entrance of Luhrs Tower. | Art Deco detail of Luhrs Tower. | Art Deco windows of Luhrs Tower. |
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| Luhrs Tower (1929) (45 W Jefferson). Style: Art Deco. Architect: Trost & Trost. On National Register. | Luhrs Building (1924) (11 W Jefferson). Style: Sullivanesque. Architect: Trost & Trost. On National Register. | Upper story detail of Luhrs Building. | City County Building & Court House (1928) (125 W Washington). Style: Spanish Colonial. Architect: Edward Neild. On National Register. |
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| City County Building windows & tile roof. | Orpheum Theatre (1929) (203 W Adams) restored to theater use in 1990s. Style: Spanish Colonial. Architect: Lescher & Mahoney. On National Register. | Orpheum Theatre octagonal tower. | Orpheum Theatre theatrical & military reliefs on facade. |
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| Orpheum Theatre comedy & tragedy reliefs on facade. | Winters Building (1931) (39 W Adams). Style: Moderne. Architect: William Peper then Morgan, Walls Clements. On National Register. | Winters Building preserved in a ring of skyscrapers. | Winters Building Moderne-style detail. |
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| Art Deco doorway (Central & Monroe). | San Carlos Hotel (1927) (202 N Central). Style: Spanish Colonial. Architect: G. Whitecross Ritchie. On National Register. | Security Building (1928) (234 N Central). Style: Italian Renaissance Revival. Architect: Curlett & Beelman. On National Register. | Security Building roofline. |
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| Security Building pediment with shield & lion over doorway. | Palms & heritage buildings reflected in Bank One windows. | St. Mary's Catholic Church (1903) (360 E Monroe). Style: Mission Revival. Architect: R.A. Gray & George Gallagher. | Cactus garden by St. Mary's Catholic Church. |
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| Dr. Roland Lee Rosson House (1895) (139 N 6th). Style: Queen Anne & Eastlake. Architect: A.P. Petit. On National Register. | Rosson House. | Rosson House & Lath House. | Lath House (1979) (7th & Monroe). Style: shaded pavilion. Architect: Robert R. Frankeberger. |
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| Heritage Square (1898-1922) (6th & Monroe) a collection of heritage buildings. | First Presbyterian Church sanctuary doorway. | First Presbyterian Church (1927) (402 W Monroe). Style: Spanish Colonial. Architect: Norman F. Marsh. On National Register. | Phoenix Carnegie Library (1908) (1101 W. Washington St.). Architect: W.R. Norton & W.H. Reeves. On National Register. |
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| J.M. Evans House (1893) (1108 W Washington). Style: Queen Anne. On National Register. | J.M. Evans House detail. Style: Queen Anne. | State Capitol (1900+) (1700 W Washington). Style: Neo-classical. Architect: James Reiley Gordon. On National Register.  | USS Arizona Memorial with anchor raised from Pearl Harbor. |
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| Arizona Mining & Mineral Museum in converted El Zaribah Shrine Auditorium (1921) (1502 W. Washington St.). Architect: Lescher & Mahoney. On National Register. | Arizona Mining & Mineral Museum steam locomotive. | Arizona Mining & Mineral Museum model of hoist for bringing ore cars to surface & steam locomotive. | Arizona Mining & Mineral Museum giant excavation bucket. |
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| Westward Ho Hotel (1927-8) (618 N Central). Style: Spanish Colonial. Architect: Louis L. Dorr. | Bridge abutment next to Phoenix Central Library & Trolley Museum building. | St Francis Xavier church (1959) plateresque facade. Style: Spanish revival. Architect: J. Earl Trudeau. | St Francis Xavier church stained glass windows. |
All photos on this page are originals by & copyrighted by Jim Steinhart. All rights reserved. Permission required to use. |