List of Art Deco architecture in Colorado

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

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

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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