List of Art Deco architecture in Colorado

This is a list of buildings that are examples of the Art Deco architectural style in the U.S. State of Colorado.

The location of the State of Colorado in the United States of America.

Aurora

• Aurora Fox Arts Center, Aurora, 1946
• Fitzsimons Army Medical Center, Aurora, 1941
• KOA Building, Aurora, 1932

Boulder

• Boulder County Courthouse, Boulder, 1933
• Boulder Theater, Boulder, 1906, 1935
• Boulder High School, Boulder, 1937
• Glen Huntington Band Shell, Boulder, 1938

Colorado Springs

• Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, Colorado Springs, 1936
• Colorado Springs School District 11 Administration Building, Colorado Springs
• General William J. Palmer High School, Colorado Springs, 1940
• Kimball's Peak Three Theater (former Peak Theater), Colorado Springs, 1935
• Morrison Brothers Market, Colorado Springs, 1936
• Municipal Utilities Building, Colorado Springs, 1931
• Peterson Air and Space Museum, Colorado Springs, 1942

Denver

Mayan Theater, Denver

• 1575 Vine, Denver, 1947
• 2383 Jasmine Street, Denver, 1939
• A. B. Hirschfeld Press Building, Denver, 1949
• American Woodmen Life Building, Denver, 1950
• Bluebird Theater, Denver, 1914
• Bryant Webster Elementary School, Highland, Denver, 1931
• Buerger Brothers Building, Denver, 1929
• Colorado Coalition for the Homeless, Denver 1930s
• Colorado State Capitol Annex Building and Boiler Plant, Capitol Hill, Denver, 1939
• Denver Wastewater Management Building, Denver, 1993
• Detroit Terraces, Denver
• Dorset House, Denver, 1937
• The Elm, Denver, 1930s
• Emerson Apartments, Poet's Row, Denver, 1930s
• Emily Dickinson Building, Poet's Row, Denver, 1956
• Eugene Field Building, Poet's Row, Denver, 1939
• Fire Station No. 11, Denver, 1937
• Horace Mann Middle School, Denver 1931
• Hotel Monaco (former Albany Hotel), Denver, 1930s
• James Russell Lowell Building, Poet's Row, Denver, 1936
• Katherine Mullen Memorial Home for Nurses (now Mullen Building, Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation), Denver, 1936
• Leeman Auto Company Building, Denver, 1932
• Leetonia Apartments, Denver, 1930
• Louisa May Alcott Building, Poet's Row, Denver, 1931
• Marianne Apartments, Denver, 1930s
• Mark Twain Apartments, Poet's Row, Denver, 1937
• Mayan Theater, Denver, 1930
• Midwest Steel & Iron Works, Denver, 1930
• Mountain States Telephone Building, Denver, 1929
• Nathaniel Hawthorne Building, Poet's Row, Denver, 1938
• Nordlund House, Denver, 1939
• Oxford Hotel Cruise Room, Denver, 1891 and 1933
• Paramount Theatre, Denver, 1930
• Railway Exchange New Building, Denver, 1937
• Robert Browning Apartments, Poet's Row, Denver, 1937
• Robert Frost Building, Poet's Row, Denver, 1929
• Robert W. Steele Elementary School, Denver 1929
• Rose-Adell Apartments, 970 Pennsylvania, Denver, 1940
• Shangri-La, Denver, 1938
• Sherman Arms Building, Poet's Row, Denver, 1950
• Smiley's Laundromat, Denver, 1932
• Thomas Carlyle Building, Poet's Row, Denver, 1936
• University Building, Denver, 1929
• Washington Irving Apartments, Poet's Row, Denver, 1936

Fort Collins

• Beebe Clinic Building, Fort Collins
• Fort Collins Municipal Power Plant Fountain, Fort Collins, 1936
• Northern Hotel, Fort Collins, 1936
• Student Services Building, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, 1948

Fort Morgan

• Farmers State Bank Building, Fort Morgan, 1930
• Fort Morgan Fire Department, Fort Morgan
• Fort Morgan Power Plan, Fort Morgan, 1952
• Morgan County Courthouse and Jail, Fort Morgan, 1921 and 1936

Lakewood

Ethel's Beauty Salon and Gil's Barber Shop, Lakewood

• Davies Chuck Wagon Diner, Lakewood, 1957
• Ethel's Beauty Salon and Gil's Barber Shop, Heritage Lakewood Belmar Park, Lakewood
• Jeffco Open High School, Lakewood
• Lakewood Theatre, Lakewood, 1948
• Peerless Gas Station, Heritage Lakewood Belmar Park, Lakewood
• Sno White Dry Cleaners, Lakewood, 1948
• Sobesky Academy, Lakewood

Other cities

Burlington Gymnasium, Burlington.

Streamline Moderne-style Heister House in Salida, Colorado.

• Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Lodge, Montrose, 1927
• Burlington Gymnasium, Burlington, 1941
• Chaffee County Courthouse, Salida, 1931
• Chaka Theater, Julesburg, 1919
• Cliff Theater, Wray, 1950
• Custer County Courthouse, Westcliffe, 1929
• Del Norte Grade School, Del Norte, 1942
• Eagle County Courthouse, Eagle
• Egyptian Theatre, Delta, 1933
• Fruita Middle School, Fruita
• Gothic Theatre, Englewood, 1920s
• Greeley Junior High School, Greeley, 1938
• Haskin Medical Building, Center, 1940s
• Heister House, Salida, 1943
• Hugo Municipal Pool, Hugo, 1938
• Husung Hardware Building (now KENY TV), Alamosa, 1936
• Isis Theater, Victor, 1896, 1920s
• Kim Schools, Kim, 1934
• La Jara Elementary School, La Jara, 1930s
• Lakeside Amusement Park, Lakeside, 1930s
• Lamar Theater, Lamar, 1920
• Montrose City Hall, Montrose, 1926
• Municipal Building, Gunnison, 1931
• Phillips County Courthouse, Holyoke, 1935
• Rialto Theater, Loveland, 1920
• Revere High School, Ovid, 1928
• S. H. Kress and Co. Building, (now Business and Technology Center), Pueblo, 1930
• St. Agnes Catholic Church, Saguache, 1950
• Sedgwick County Courthouse, Julesburg, 1939
• Sim Hudson Motor Company Building, Burlington, 1932
• Trojan Theater, Longmont, 1939
• Union High School, Westminster, 1939
• United States Post Office, Florence, 1936
• Ute Theatre, Saguache, 1916

See also

• Category:Art Deco architecture in Colorado
• List of Art Deco architecture
  • List of Art Deco architecture in the United States
• Bibliography of Colorado
• Geography of Colorado
• History of Colorado
• Index of Colorado-related articles
• List of Colorado-related lists
• Outline of Colorado

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