Commercial Building - Avoca, Iowa

118-120 North Elm Street

24e Design - Savanna, Georgia

24 East Broughton Street - While the fantastic furniture and accessory store 24e occupies this space today, the lovely terrazzo floor in the entry harkens back to a former occupant.

American Lung Association - St. Louis, Missouri

1118 Hampton Avenue - So many nice things to like about this mid-century facade, from the stacked Roman brick to the pressed metal fascia.

Allied Insurance - Britt, Iowa

120 Main Avenue North - Imagine my delight when I stumbled upon this little 1966 mid-century gem in the small town of Britt. 

Delaware, Ohio

Scenes from downtown.

Commercial Block - Wauchula Florida

202-222 West Main Street

Strip Center - Sarasota, Florida

402 North Washington Boulevard

Fringe And Tassel - Lincoln, Nebraska

735 O Street - Circa 1910.

Thornton Wheatley - Americus, Georgia

122 West Forsyth Street - I believe Thornton Wheatley's was a clothing and dry goods store.

Commercial Building - Adel, Georgia

106 South Hutchinson - Built in 1931.

Commercial Building - Columbus, Ohio

842 Cleveland Avenue - Built in 1910.

Shamrock Building - Mount Dora, Florida

100 West Fifth Avenue

Marz - Lincoln, Nebraska

1140 O Street

Playmates - Hollywood, California

6438 Hollywood Boulevard - Built in 1931.  The original first floor facade has obviously been altered but the magnificent upper story art deco details remain.

Lincoln Building - Lincoln, Nebraska

1001 O Street

Commercial Building - Titusville, Florida

326 South Washington Avenue - Nice building but my favorite part is the vintage Hotpoint Appliances sign.

Commercial Building - Louisville, Kentucky

Another Louisville building for which I didn't record the address but that doesn't detract from its awsomeness!

Keeline Building - Omaha, Nebraska

319 South 17th Street - Built in 1911 and designed by John Latenser.  The building was renovated in 1959 by Leo A Daly Company which gave the ground floor facade its current streamline look.

A small reminder of the original ground floor look exists on the far right of the building.

Commercial Building - Louisville, Kentucky

This building was located downtown.  I didn't get the address.  Love the turret.