Gothic Revival architecture in United States
Discover 50 places in United States shaped by Gothic Revival architecture, with photos, the architects behind them, and where to find each one.
Gothic Revival brought pointed arches, towers, and tracery back in the 19th century. In Sweden it shaped hundreds of churches and the era's contested cathedral restorations. More about gothic revival
Gothic Revival in United States
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Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures
1931 · Mayers Murray & Phillip
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St. James Cathedral
1857
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Holy Name Cathedral
1875 · Patrick Keely
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Nathan G. Moore House
1895 · Frank Lloyd Wright
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Hollywood United Methodist Church
1930 · Thomas P. Barber
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Union Theological Seminary
1910 · Allen & Collens
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Riverside Church
1930 · Henry C. Pelton
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Belvedere Castle
1869 · Calvert Vaux
- Tower Group and Hutchinson Commons Shepley Rutan and Coolidge
- Saint Thomas Church Ralph Adams Cram
- 40 Wall Street H. Craig Severance
- Sterling Memorial Library James Gamble Rogers
- New Haven City Hall Henry Austin
- Harkness Tower James Gamble Rogers
- General Electric Building Cross & Cross
- Christ Church Cathedral
- Sainte Anne de Detroit Catholic Church
- Christ Church Detroit Gordon W. Lloyd
- Masonic Temple George D. Mason
- St. Paul Cathedral John Comes
- Union Trust Building Frederick Osterling
- Heinz Memorial Chapel Charles Klauder
- Cathedral of Learning Charles Klauder
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