List of Art Deco architecture in Virginia

This is a list of buildings that are examples of the Art Deco architectural style in Virginia, United States.

Torpedo Factory Arts Center, Alexandria

Alexandria

• Arlandria Floors Building, Garage, Del Ray, Alexandria, 1941
• Bowman's Drugstore, Del Ray, Alexandria, 1941
• Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. of Virginia Building, Del Ray, Alexandria, 1940 and 1947
• Del Ray Building, Del Ray, Alexandria, 1938
• George Washington Middle School, Del Ray, Alexandria, 1936
• Glendale Garden Apartments, Del Ray, Alexandria, 1937
• Leslie Avenue/Monroe Avenue Warehouses ( now Swing Coffee), Del Ray, Alexandria, 1952
• Palm Theatre and Guild Theatre, Del Ray, Alexandria, 1923, 1955
• Poladian Building, Del Ray, Alexandria, 1939, 1947
• Torpedo Factory Art Center, Old Town, Alexandria, 1918 and 1930s
• Walgreens Building, Del Ray, Alexandria, 1941

Arlington County

• Arlington Cinema 'N' Drafthouse, Arlington Country, 1939
• Calvert Manor, Arlington Country, 1948
• Cherrydale Auto Parts (former Progressive Cleaners), Arlington Country, 1939
• Glebe Center, Arlington Country, 1940
• Lee Garden Apartments, Arlington Country
• Wakefield Manor, Arlington Country, 1943
• Washington-Liberty High School addition, Arlington Country, 1938

Blacksburg

• Blacksburg Motor Company, Inc., Blacksburg, 1923 and 1933
• Lyric Theatre, Blacksburg, 1930
• National Bank of Blacksburg, Blacksburg, 1941

Lynchburg

• Allied Arts Building, Lynchburg, 1931
• Armstrong Elementary School, Lynchburg, 1954
• Lynchburg News & Daily Advance Building, Lynchburg, 1931
• Pyramid Motors, Lynchburg, 1937

Norfolk

• Ocean View Elementary School, Norfolk, 1939
• Walter E. Hoffman United States Courthouse, Norfolk, 1932
• York Center, Norfolk, 1924

Portsmouth

• Commodore Theatre, Portsmouth, 1945
• Governor Dinwiddie Hotel and Suites, Portsmouth, 1945
• National Guard Armory, Portsmouth, 1936

Model Tobacco Building, Richmond

Richmond

• 3500 Center (Seaboard Airline Railroad Co), Scott's Addition, 1956
• 718 East Franklin Street, Richmond, 1951
• A&P Building (Scott's Addition Animal Hospital), 1938
• Altamont Apartments, Scott's Addition, 1929
• Auto Repair Garage, Scott's Addition, 1941
• Bank of Virginia (Comedy Club), Grace Street , 1949
• Bausch & Lombe, Richmond, 1940
• Blanchard's Coffee, Scott's Addition, 1930s
• Cary Street Park and Shop Center, Richmond, 1938
• Central National Bank Richmond, 1929
• C. P. Dean (Mosaic Catering), Scott's Addition, 1930
• Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company (Verizon Building), 1929
• Commercial Building, Scott's Addition, 1932
• Commercial Buildings, Grace Street, 1932
• Curles Neck Dairy Sales & Distribution, Scott's Addition, 1939 (Bernie Sanders mural)
• Dooley wing lobby, Richmond Public Library, 1930
• East End Theatre, Church Hill North, 1936-1938
• Franklin Federal Savings and Loan Company (Capitol Thrift), 1940
• Hand Craft Services, Scott's Addition, 1946
• Havens & Martins Inc. Radio/WMBG (WTVRCBS6), Scott's Addition, 1938
• The Hippodrome, Richmond, 1946
• Investment Realty Company (Perly's), Grace Street, 1930
• Lewis F. Powell Jr. United States Courthouse Annex (former Parcel Post Building), Richmond, 1929
• Maggie Walker High School, Richmond,1936
• Miller and Rhoads (Hilton), Richmond, 1930 update
• Model Office Park, Richmond, 1939
• Model Tobacco Building, Richmond, 1940
• Moving and Storage Transport Station (Ardent), Scott's Addition, 1940s
• Nolde Brothers Bakery, Richmond, 1926
• O. P. Brisner store, 208 East Grace Street, Richmond, 1930
• P. C. Abbott Store (Silk Trading), Richmond, 1930
• R. McGuire Steinruck Used Car Showroom, Scott's Addition, 1951
• Richmond Storage and Service Garage, 1928
• Robinson Theatre, Richmond, 1937
• Syndlor and Hundley Building, Grace Street, 1931
• Thomas Jefferson High School, Richmond, 1929
• Verizon Building Annex, Richmond, 1949
• Virginia State Library (Patrick Henry Building), 1938
• W. J. Anderson, Richmond, 1929
• W. T. Grant (Subway), Richmond, 1939
• West Hospital, Richmond, 1940

Roanoke Apartments, Roanoke

Roanoke

• 425 Campbell Avenue, Roanoke, 1934
• 1306 Grandin Road, Roanoke, 1926
• Appalachian Electric Power Building, Roanoke, 1947
• Claytor Memorial Clinic, Roanoke, 1947
• Community Inn, Roanoke, 1929
• The Cornerstone, Roanoke, 1923
• General Office Building-North, Roanoke, 1931
• Grand Piano, N.W. Pugh & Company Department Store, Roanoke, 1930
• Mick-or-Mack Grocery, Roanoke, 1953
• Norfolk & Southern Railroad Office, Roanoke
• Ponce De Leon Hotel, Roanoke, 1931
• Professional Arts Building, Roanoke, 1929
• Roanoke Apartments, Roanoke, 1950
• Roanoke Passenger Station, Roanoke, 1949
• Roanoke Higher Education Center, Roanoke, 1931
• Television Center, Roanoke, 1955
• Walker Condos, Roanoke, 1937

Henrico Theatre, Highland Springs

Other cities

• 29 Diner, Fairfax, 1947
• Ashland Theatre Ashland, 1948
• Beacon Theatre, Hopewell, 1928
• Carl's Ice Cream, Fredericksburg, 1947
• Central High School, Painter, 1932
• Charlottesville Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Charlottesville, 1939
• Donk's Theatre, Hudgins, 1947
• Emporia Armory, Emporia, 1936
• Executive Plaza, Bristol, 1925
• Frost Diner, Warrenton, 1946
• Hampton City Hall, Hampton, 1939
• Henrico Theatre, Highland Springs, 1938
• Hotel Warwick, Newport News, 1928
• Island Roxy, Chincoteague, 1945
• Lincoln Theatre, Marion, 1929
• New Hope High School, New Hope, 1925
• Palace Theatre, Cape Charles, 1941
• Pitts Theatre, Culpeppe r, 1937
• Randolph Hotel, Hopewell, 1927
• Royal Clipper Inn & Suites, Virginia Beach, 1980
• Shenandoah Motel, Front Royal, 1950
• StellarOne Bank Building, Rocky Mount, 1928
• Visulite Theatre, Staunton, 1937
• Walker–Grant School, Fredericksburg, 1938
• Whittaker Memorial Hospital, Newport News, 1943
• Winchester Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Winchester, 1941

See also

• List of Art Deco architecture
• List of Art Deco architecture in the United States

References

• "Art Deco & Streamline Moderne Buildings." Roadside Architecture.com. Retrieved 2019-01-03.
• Cinema Treasures. Retrieved 2022-09-06
• "Court House Lover". Flickr. Retrieved 2022-09-06
• "New Deal Map". TheLiving New Deal. Retrieved 2020-12-25.
• "SAH Archipedia". Society of Architectural Historians. Retrieved 2021-11-21.

External links

• Media related to Art Deco architecture in Virginia at Wikimedia Commons