Some people have gotten the idea that Lawson and Pennwood were the first digital clocks. Not by a long shot.
This good thing about documenting things over many years is that you have a record of how they were. Sometimes, it’s a bad thing as well.
In 1930, a town of 32,000 people got a world class Art Deco movie palace, and it’s still there.
How I almost got a great photo of the Treasure Island terra cotta map….
Toasters were the perfect blank canvas for crisp new Art Deco and Streamline Moderne styles.
John L. Hancock’s design for Chicago’s Mastercrafter’s Company is interesting in many ways.
I recently spent a day in New York with nothing to do but photograph Art Deco buildings.
I thought this particular Art Deco motif was unique to a single building in Mexico City, but it isn’t.
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