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Missouri Art Deco & Streamline Moderne Buildings (page 2)

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Hall of Waters
Excelsior Springs, MO
The Hall of Waters was built from 1936-1937 as a WPA project. This health resort attracted visitors for the healing properties of its mineral water. In addition to bath houses, a swimming pool and sunroom, five varieties of mineral water were bottled here and shipped around the world. The building now houses government offices. For more, see these websites: 1, 2, and 3. [map]

Callaway County Courthouse
Fulton, MO
The Callaway County Courthouse was designed by designed by E.C. Henderson, Jr. and Paul Elsner. It was built from 1939-1940. [map]

Crescent Jewelers
Hannibal, MO
Crescent Jewelers was founded in 1842. The store moved to this location by 1923. This vitrolite facade must be from then. [map]

Broadway State Office Building
Jefferson City, MO
The Broadway State Office Building was designed by Keene & Simpson and built in 1938. [map]

Kennett:
Dunklin County Courthouse

Daily Express Building
Kirksville, MO
The Daily Express Building was designed by Bonsack & Pearce and built from 1930-1936. The building houses the publishing offices of the local newspaper. [map]

Rieger Armory
Kirksville, MO
The Rieger Armory was built in 1938. [map]

New England Building
Kirksville, MO		 commercial building
Kirksville, MO
The New England Building was built in 1920. Around 1932, the building was damaged by fire and this glazed terra cotta facade is believed to have been added at that time. [map]

This commercial building was built around 1886. The glazed polychrome terra cotta facade is believed to be from the mid-1940s. [map]

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