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Monthly Archives: January 2014
The Rialto Theatre
El Dorado’s Rialto Theatre in its second reincarnation was designed by the local firm of Kolben, Hunter, and Boyd (arkansas.com). This Classical Revival style, red brick and decorative stone theatre was constructed to provide “expanded cultural opportunities” for El Dorado … Continue reading
Posted in Classical Revival
Tagged El Dorado Commercial Historic District, Rialto Theatre
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Union County Courthouse: El Dorado
Yes, that’s right, we are still in El Dorado, Arkansas, where I plan to spend my next 4-day weekend. Not only is there a lot to see there (and I confess, I am more into seeing than doing at the … Continue reading
Posted in Classical Revival, Courthouses
Tagged Classical Revival, Main Street El Dorado
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El Dorado Municipal Building
I chanced on this “Classical Revival/Modern Movement” (National Register of Historic Places) Art Deco style building (Arkansas Historic Preservation Program) building in the El Dorado Commercial Historic District quite by accident, even though I was driving directly to the street … Continue reading
Magnolia, Arkansas (former) Post Office
In June 1996, the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program (AHPP) initiated a context-driven survey of the United States Post Offices with artwork installed through the United States Treasury Department’s Section of Painting and Sculpture. It was felt that these properties were … Continue reading
Posted in Post Offices
Tagged Arkansas, Magnolia, New Deal post offices, Threshing by Joe Jones
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Columbia County Courthouse, Magnolia, Arkansas
The domed, blond-brick building is a Renaissance Revival style courthouse, designed by W. W. Hall, a “classic example of the Second Renaissance Revival Style” (Danny Groshong, Columbia County Courthouse, Encyclopedia of Arkansas History & Culture, retrieved from encyclopediaofarkansas.net). The main entrance is … Continue reading
