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Columbia, KY's Cardinal Inn architecture: Streamline Moderne

Architectural comment on building at 100 Public Square, the Photo-Video, Wilson's Rexall, Young's Rexall, Motor & Electric, Cardinal Inn, White Castle Inn, Royal Inn Building at the Greensburg ST, entrance to the Public Square

Ann Curtis writes:
I think the architectural style of the Cardinal Inn resembles the Streamline Moderne style (late Art Deco period.) The Young Rexall building still retains the rounded cornered, stuccoed exterior consistent with that style, even though the top "layers" are no longer there.See Wikipedia entry: Streamline Moderne. -Ann Curtis
Comments re article 46508 Billy Joe Fudge asks about front of Cardinal Inn Building




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