City Hall - Americus, Georgia

101 West Lamar Street - Built in 1891 and designed by Godfrey Leonard Norrman.

Train Depot & Heritage Museum - Winter Garden, Florida

One North Main Street - The Winter Garden Heritage Museum is housed in the 1918 Atlantic Coast Line Depot.

I had to include this picture mainly because I had an HO scale model train as a wee lad and it was Chessie System engine and caboose.

Husker Electric Supply - Lincoln, Nebraska

3450 Cornhusker Highway

Art Institute Of Chicago - Chicago, Illinois

111 South Michigan Avenue - Built for the 1893 Columbian Exhibition and designed by Shepley, Rutan, & Coolidge in the Beaux Arts Style.

Kress - Lakeland, Florida

109 North Kentucky Avenue - Built circa 1929.

Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Station - Lincoln, Nebraska

1944 O Street - Built sometime between 1875 and 1900.  The station is now home to Union Bank & Trust.

Office Building - Washington, DC

900 Block Constitution Avenue - Located across from the National Museum of Natural History.

The Forbidden City - Hollywood, California

1720 Vine Street

Gate - Miami Beach, Florida

1224 Washington Avenue

Hubbard Company - Bremen, Georgia

117 Gordon Street - There are a couple of things I really like about this industrial building.  The first is the script logo on the side of the building.  The other is the great entrance to the building.  I can't believe they didn't put the logo on the entrance pylon.  It's perfectly suited for signage.

Warner Brothers Downtown Theater - Los Angeles, California

South Hill and 7th Street - Opened as the Pantages in 1920 and became the Warner Brothers in 1929.  Now home to a jewelry store.  Designed by B. Marcus Priteca.

Desert Inn - Daytona Beach, Florida

900 North Atlantic Avenue - Great vintage sign.

Commercial Building - Adel, Georgia

106 South Hutchinson - Built in 1931.

Kress - Sarasota, Florida

1442 Main Street - Another beautifully preserved Kress Store.  Built in 1932.

Commercial Building - Columbus, Ohio

842 Cleveland Avenue - Built in 1910.