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

Erie Boston Store, Erie, 1929 Erie Armory, Erie, 1929 Erie Federal Courthouse, Erie, 1937 Renaissance Centre, Erie, 1925 Union Station, Erie, 1927 United States Post Office, Erie, 1945 Warner Theatre, Erie, 1931

Philadelphia

30th Street Station, Philadelphia, 1934 1616 Walnut Street Building, Philadelphia, 1929 1822 Spring Garden, Philadelphia, 1930s or 1940s Academy at Palumbo, Queen Village, Philadelphia, 1930 Academy for the Middle Years Northwest Middle School, Philadelphia, 1896 and 1929 Beneficial Savings Bank, Philadelphia, 1946 Bodine High School for International Affairs, Northern Liberties, Philadelphia, 1924 Boyd Theatre, Philadelphia, 1928 Central High School, Logan, Philadelphia, 1937 Clara Barton School, Feltonville, Philadelphia, 1925 Crown Can Company Building, Juniata, Philadelphia Delaplaine McDaniel School, Point Breeze, Philadelphia, 1935–1937 Drake Hotel, Philadelphia, 1928 Edward W. Bok Technical High School, Philadelphia, 1938 Edwin Forrest School, Mayfair, Philadelphia, 1929 Edwin M. Stanton School, Southwest Center City, Philadelphia, 1926 Ethan Allen School, Mayfair, Philadelphia, 1930 Francis Hopkinson School, Juniata, Philadelphia, 1927 G.W. Childs Elementary School, Point Breeze, Philadelphia, 1908 and 1927 Gen. John F. Reynolds School, Philadelphia, 1926 George Meade School, North Central, Philadelphia, 1936 George W. Nebinger Elementary School, Bella Vista, Philadelphia, 1925 Hajoca Corporation Headquarters and Showroom, University City, Philadelphia, 1921 and 1930 James J. Sullivan School, Frankford, Philadelphia, 1930 Jim's Steaks, Philadelphia John Bartram High School, Southwest Philadelphia, Philadelphia, 1939 Joseph H. Brown Elementary School, Holmesburg, Philadelphia, 1937 Joseph W. Catharine School, Mount Moriah, Philadelphia, 1938 Lewis Tower, Center City, Philadelphia, 1929 Lydia Darrah School, Francisville, Philadelphia, 1927 Market Street National Bank (now Marriott Residence Inn), Philadelphia, 1929 Mary Channing Wister School, Poplar, Philadelphia, 1926 Murrell Dobbins Career and Technical Education High School, North Philadelphia, Philadelphia, 1937 National Bank of North Philadelphia, Nicetown–Tioga, Philadelphia, 1928 Naval Hospital Philadelphia, Philadelphia, 1935 Nix Federal Building, Philadelphia, 1941 One South Broad, Center City, Philadelphia, 1932 Our Lady of Loreto Church, Philadelphia, 1938 Paul Lawrence Dunbar School, Templetown, Philadelphia, 1932 Pennsylvania Railroad Freight Building, University City, Philadelphia, 1929 Penypack Theatre, Holmesburg, Philadelphia, 1929 Philadelphia Museum of Art Perelman Building Philadelphia, 1926 Philadelphia Quartermaster Depot, Philadelphia, 1799 and 1926 Philadelphia School of Occupational Therapy, Philadelphia, 1929 Robert Fulton School, Morton, Philadelphia, 1937 Roberts Vaux Junior High School, North Central, Philadelphia, 1938 Sedgwick Theater, Mount Airy, Philadelphia, 1928 Special Troops Armory, Ogontz, Philadelphia, 1938 Spring Garden School, Poplar, Philadelphia, 1931 Suburban Station, Penn Station, Philadelphia, 1934 Sun Oil Building, Center City, Philadelphia, 1928 Terminal Commerce Building, Callowhill, Philadelphia, 1931 Thomas K. Finletter School, Olney, Philadelphia, 1930 Tindley Temple United Methodist Church, Southwest Center City, Philadelphia, 1923 United States Court House and Post Office, Philadelphia, 1930s United States Custom House, Philadelphia, 1934 United States Post Office–Main Branch, Philadelphia, 1931–1935 Uptown Theater, Philadelphia, 1927 Vare-Washington School, Dickinson Narrows, Philadelphia, 1937 WCAU TV Building, 1622 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, 1928 William M. Meredith School, Queens Village, Philadelphia, 1931 YMCA Philadelphia, Philadelphia, 1926

Pittsburgh Bell Telephone Building, Downtown Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, 1923 Brighton Theater (now NALC Branch), Pittsburgh, 1928 Cathedral of Learning, Pittsburgh, 1937 Conroy Education Center, Pittsburgh, 1895 EQT Plaza, Downtown Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, 1984 Fulton Elementary School, Highland Park, Pittsburgh, 1894 and 1929 Grant Building, Downtown Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, 1929 Gulf Tower, Downtown Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, 1932 Highland Towers Apartments, Shadyside, Pittsburgh, 1913 Knoxville Junior High School, Knoxville, Pittsburgh, 1927 Koppers Building, Pittsburgh, 1929 Larimer School, Larimer, Pittsburgh, 1896 and 1931 Lemington Elementary School, Pittsburgh, 1937 Letsche Elementary School, Pittsburgh, 1905 Lincoln Elementary School, Larimer, Pittsburgh, 1931 Madison Elementary School, Upper Hill, Pittsburgh, 1902 and 1929 Medical Arts Building, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh, 1931 Mifflin Elementary School, Pittsburgh, 1932 New Granada Theater, Hill District, Pittsburgh, 1928 Oliver High School, Pittsburgh, 1925 Omni William Penn Hotel, Downtown Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, 1916 and 1929 Prospect Junior High and Elementary School, Mount Washington, Pittsburgh, 1931 Salk Hall, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, 1941 Schiller Elementary School, East Allegheny, Pittsburgh, 1939 Thaddeus Stevens Elementary School, Elliott, Pittsburgh, 1939 Washington Education Center, Pittsburgh, 1936 Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic, Pittsburgh, 1938–1940 Whitehill-Gleason Motors, East Liberty, Pittsburgh, 1920

Reading

Astor Theater, Reading, 1928 Berks County Courthouse, Reading, 1932 Hotel Abraham Lincoln, Reading, 1930

York Mt. Rose School, York Valencia Ballroom, York, 1930s York Hospital, York York Telephone and Telegraph Building, York

Other cities

1419 Darby Road, Havertown, 1945 Allegheny County Airport, West Mifflin, 1931 Allen Theatre, Annville Altoona Armory, Logan Township, 1938 Alvina Krause Theatre (former Columbia Theatre), Bloomsburg, 1940 Anthony Wayne Theatre, Wayne, 1928 Arcadia Theatre, Wellsboro, 1921 Berwick Theatre, Berwick, 1926 Bethlehem Armory, Bethlehem, 1930 Bradfords Main Street Movie House, Bradford, 1935 Butler Armory, Butler, 1922, 1930 Campus Theatre, Lewisburg Historic District, Lewisburg, 1941 Carlisle Theatre, Carlisle, 1939 Civic Theatre of Allentown, Allentown, 1928 Clearfield Armory, Lawrence Township, 1938 Coraopolis Armory, Coraopolis, 1938 County Cinema, Doylestown Historic District, Doylestown, 1938 Dime Savings and Trust Company, Allentown, 1925 Easton National Bank, Easton Historic District, Eaton Township, 1929 F M. Kirby Center, Wilkes-Barre, 1938 Farmers National Bank, Bloomsburg, 1941 First National Bank of Leechburg, Leechburg, late 1920s Gettysburg Armory, Gettysburg, 1938 Hamburg Armory, Hamburg, 1939 Hiway Theatre, Jenkintown, 1925 Huntingdon Armory, Huntingdon, 1930 and 1937 Jacob Mayer Building, Easton Historic District, Easton, 1930s John Henry Neff Elementary School, Lancaster, 1930s J.P. McCaskey High School, Lancaster, 1938 Kane Armory, Kane, 1922 Latrobe Armory, Latrobe, 1928 Leader Building, Jacobus Lewisburg Armory, East Buffalo Township, 1938 Ligonier Armory, Ligonier, 1938 Montgomery Ward Building, Lewiston, 1929 Moose Lodge, Williamsport, 1940 Mount St. Peter Church, New Kensington, 1942 The Movies (former Sauconia Theatre), Hellertown, 1940 and 1968 N. N. Moss Building, Greenville, 1920 New Castle Armory, Shenango Township, 1938 Paxton Municipal Building, Harrisburg, 1930s Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex & Expo Center, Harrisburg, 1931 Roxy Theatre (former Dreamland Theatre), Lock Haven, 1924 and 1931 Royer Pharmacy, Ephrata, 1938 Scottdale Armory, Scottdale, 1929 Strawbridge & Clothier, Jenkinton, 1931 and 1954 Union National Bank of Mahanoy City, Mahanoy City, 1922 Warner Theater, West Chester, 1930 Waynesboro Armory, Waynesboro, 1938 Wellsboro Armory, Wellsboro, 1932 William J. Nealon Federal Building and United States Courthouse, Scranton, 1931 Williamsport Armory, Williamsport, 1927

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 Fanning, Colin. "Art Deco" Encyclopedia of Greater Philadelphia. Retrieved 2019-01-03. "New Deal Map". The Living New Deal. Retrieved 2020-12-25. "SAH Archipedia". Society of Architectural Historians. Retrieved 2021-11-21.

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