Heritage Architecture, Tucson, AZ Photos |
Tucson's earliest remaining buildings are adobe dating from the 1840s. By the 1900s a wide variety of styles were built with the best know architect being Henry C. Trost. |
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| See also: San Xavier Del Bac Mission Church, Henry Charles Trost, Modern Architecture, Tucson |
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| Pima County Courthouse (1929). Style: Spanish Colonial Revival. Architect: Roy Place. On National Register. | Tiled dome of Pima County Courthouse. | Rose carved on Pima County Courthouse. | Tiled dome of Pima County Courthouse. |
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| Charles O. Brown House (c1840, 1876 & 1888) (40 W. Broadway Blvd.). Style: Adobe. On National Register. | Pasquale Court adobe row houses (before 1879) (209-219 17th St.) built by Juan Pasquale (Italian immigrant). On National Register. | Convent Ave. streetscape of Sonoran row houses at Kennedy (c1880s) in Barrio Historico. | Cactus against adobe in Barrio Historico. |
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| Cactus & window in Barrio Historico. | St Augustine Cathedral (1896 & 1929 facade) (192 S. Stone Ave.). Style: Spanish Colonial Revival. | St Augustine Cathedral Plateresque front. Style: Spanish Colonial Revival. | Kruttschitte House (1886), now El Presidio Inn (297 N. Main Ave.). Style: Sonoran & Victorian house. |
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| Rosalia Verdugo House (1887) (317-323 N. Main Ave.). Style: Sonoran row house. | Cheyney House (1905) (252 N. Main Ave.). Style: Mission Revival. Architect: Holmes & Holmes. | Residence (c1900) (521 E. University Blvd.). Style: Art Deco. Architect: Henry Jaastad. | Ashlar stone house (c1902) (1003 N. 5th Ave.). |
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| Eliza Ward Rockwell House (1907-8) (405 W. Franklin). Style: Tudor. Architect: Holmes & Holmes. | Ziegler House (c1910) (126 N. 1st Ave.). Style: Queen Anne. | Residence (c1915) (341 E. 1st St.). Style: Western Stick. | Catalina B&B (1927) (309 E. 1st St.). |
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| Consolidated Bank of Tucson (1928-9) (2 E. Congress St.). Architect: Cain Nelson Wares & Cook. | United States Court House (1929) (55 E. Broadway). Architect: James A. Wetmore. | Wells Fargo building (1955) (150 N. Stone Ave.). Architect: Place & Place. | Steinfeld Mansion (First Owls Club - 1898) (300 N. Main Ave.). Architect: Henry C. Trost. |
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| Steinfeld Mansion patterned surface. | Second Owls Club (1902-3) (378 N. Main Ave.). Style: Mission revival & Sullivanesque. Architect: Trost & Rust. | Second Owls Club textured surfaces & owl in round window. | Scheider-Healy House (1900-2) (324 S. 6th Ave.). Style: Adobe & Greek revival. Architect: Henry C. Trost. |
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| Scheider-Healy House decoration. | Scheider-Healy House porch detail. | Willard (Pueblo) Hotel (1902-4) (145 S. 6th Ave.). Style: Mission Revival. Architect: Henry C. Trost. | Ronstadt House (1904) (607 N. 6th Ave.). Architect: Trost & Rust. On National Register. |
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| Ronstadt House portico. | Ronstadt House texture detail. | Bayless House (1905) (145 E. University Blvd.). Style: Mission-style. Architect: Trost & Rust. | Residence (1905) (721 E. University Blvd.). Style: Sullivanesque. Architect: Henry C. Trost. |
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| 721 E. University Blvd. pillar texture details. | Goodrich House (1908) (645 E. University Blvd.). Style: Wright influence. Architect: Henry C. Trost. | Scottish Rite Cathedral (1915) (160 S. Scott Ave.). Style: Neoclassical. Architect: Henry C. Trost. | Scottish Rite Cathedral facade detail. |
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| Morman Battalion sculpture commemorating Mormons who enlisted in U.S. Army during 1846 war against Mexico to get federal funds for their migration to San Diego. | Native themes on pottery in shop in El Presidio district. | Mural "El Alma del Pueblo" detail. | Tourist trolley near campus of University of Arizona. |
All photos on this page are originals by & copyrighted by Jim Steinhart. All rights reserved. Permission required to use. |