List of Art Deco architecture in Michigan

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

Ann Arbor

Burton Memorial Tower, University Of Michigan Central Campus Historic District, Ann Arbor, 1936
First National Bank Building, Ann Arbor, 1927
Nickels Arcade, Ann Arbor, 1915
State Theatre, Ann Arbor, 1942

Battle Creek

Battle Creek Tower, Battle Creek, 1931
Boy's Club Building, Battle Creek, 1928
Heritage Tower, Battle Creek, 1931

Detroit

Argonaut Building (now A. Alfred Taubman Center for Design Education), Detroit, 1928
Albert Kahn Building, Detroit, 1931
Alger Theater, Detroit, 1935
Ambassador Bridge, Detroit to Windsor, Ontario, Canada, 1929
AT&T Michigan Headquarters, Detroit, 1928
Boyce Apartments, Palmer Park Square Apartment Building Historic District, Detroit, 1925 and 1964
Buhl Building, Detroit, 1925
Cass Motor Sales, Detroit, 1928
Crystal Ballroom, Detroit, 1919 and 1936^[1]
David Stott Building, Detroit, 1929
Denby High School, Detroit, 1930
Detroit Free Press Building, Detroit, 1925
Detroit Naval Armory, Detroit, 1930
Detroit News Complex, Detroit, 1915
El Tovar Apartments, Detroit, 1928
Elwood Bar, Detroit, 1936^[1]
Fisher Building, Detroit, 1928
Fox Theatre, Detroit, 1928
The Frontera Building, Detroit, 1932
Guardian Building, Detroit, 1929^[1]
Industrial Building, Detroit, 1928
The Kean, Detroit, 1931
Laredo Apartments, Detroit, 1920s^[1]
Lee Plaza, Detroit, 1929
Maccabees Building, Detroit, 1927
Majestic Theater, Detroit, 1915 and 1934
Metropolitan Center for High Technology, Detroit, 1927
Michigan Bell and Western Electric Warehouse, Detroit, 1929
Mumford High School, Detroit, 1949
Music Hall Center for the Performing Arts, Detroit, 1928
Penobscot Building, Detroit, 1928
Pershing High School, Detroit, 1929^[1]
Saint Paul Manor Apartments, Detroit, 1925
Stanley's Mania Café, Detroit, 1940
Stratford Theatre, Detroit, 1916 and 1930s
Theodore Levin United States Courthouse, Detroit, 1934
Town Apartments, Detroit, 1929
Vanity Ballroom Building, Detroit, 1929^[1]
Whitmore Plaza, Palmer Park Square Apartment Building Historic District, Detroit, 1925 and 1964
William Livingstone Memorial Lighthouse, Belle Isle Park., Detroit, 1929
WWJ (AM) Transmitter Building, Detroit, 1936^[1]

Flint

Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Building, Flint, 1928
The Paterson Building, Flint, 1931^[2]

Kalamazoo

Kalamazoo Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse, Kalamazoo, 1939

Lake Huron

DeTour Reef Light, Lake Huron, 1931
Martin Reef Light Station, Lake Huron, 1927
Round Island Passage Light, Lake Huron, 1948

Lansing

Boji Tower, Lansing, 1931
Charles E. Chamberlain Federal Building & Post Office, Lansing, 1932
J. W. Sexton High School, Lansing, 1943^[3]
J. W. Knapp Company Building, Lansing, 1929^[3]
Ottawa Street Power Station, Lansing, 1939
Strand Theatre and Arcade, Lansing, 1920

Saginaw

Michigan Bell Building, Saginaw, 1930

Traverse City

Bijou by the Bay, Traverse City, 1930s
State Theatre, Traverse City, 1923

Other cities

Alpena County Courthouse, Alpena, 1934
B and C Grocery Building, Royal Oak, 1939
Bad Axe Theatre, Bad Axe, 1916
Bay County Building, Bay City, 1933
Berkley Screw Machine Products Factory (now U-Haul & Storage), Rochester, 1946
Cass Theatre, Cass City, 1940
Central Fire Station, Muskegon, 1930^[4]
Cranbrook Schools, Bloomfield Hills, 1929
Crystal Theatre, Crystal Falls, 1927
Detroit & Northern Michigan Savings & Loan Association, Quincy Street Historic District, Hancock, 1939
Ford Valve Plant, Northville, 1936
Gladwin County Building, Gladwin, 1939
Gravelly Shoal Light, Saginaw Bay, 1939
Grays Reef Light, Lake Michigan, 1936
Home Repair Services, Grand Rapids, c. 1940s^[2]
Howard Miller Clock Company, Zeeland, 1940s^[4]
Ionia Theatre, Ionia, 1875 and 1930s
Jenison Fieldhouse, Michigan State University, East Lansing, 1940
John H. Schaefer Building, Dearborn, 1930^[2]
Keweenaw Waterway Upper Entrance, Lake Superior, 1937
Landmark Inn, Marquette, 1930
Mackinac County Courthouse, St. Ignace, 1936
Macomb County Building, Mount Clemens, 1933^[4]
McKenny Hall, Eastern Michigan University Historic District, Ypsilanti, 1931
McKinley Elementary School, Wyandotte, 1938
Michigan Theatre, Jackson, 1929
Minneapolis Shoal Light Station, Green Bay, Lake Michigan, 1934
Munising Fire Department and Department of Public Works, Munising, 1939^[4]
Muskegon YMCA Building, Muskegon, 1926
National Shrine of the Little Flower Basilica, Royal Oak, 1931 and 1936
National Time & Signal Corporation, Oak Park, 1945^[4]
Northern Michigan Bank and Trust, Iron Mountain, 1927^[2]
Olin Memorial Health Center, East Lansing
Old Regent Theatre, Allegan, 1919 and 1930s
Oldsmobile Dealership (now offices), Grand Rapids
Park Theatre, 108 East Clinton Street, Augusta, 1950^[5]
Park Theatre (now Lincoln Park Lofts), Lincoln Park, 1925
The People's State Bank (now Fifth Third Bank), Holland, 1928^[2]
Roseville Theatre, 28325 Utica Road, Roseville, 1928^[6]
Seaway Painting, 31801 Schoolcraft St, Livonia, 1940s^[3]
St. Mary's Academy, St. Mary's Academy Historic District, Monroe, 1931
St. Paul Apostolic Temple Church, 17400 Manderson Road, Highland Park, 1951
State Bank of Perry, Perry, 1913^[4]
Temple Israel, West Bloomfield Township, 1949
Trolley Depot Building, Monroe, 1931^[3]
Tuscola County Courthouse, Caro, 1933
Twin Lakes Java Coffee Roaster (former Fanny's Tavern), Toivola
Victoria Theater (now Garden Theater), Frankfort, 1923
WJR Radio Transmitter Building, Riverview, 1934^[4]
The Westown Theater, 611 Midland Street, Midland Street Commercial District, Bay City, 1915

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