Greek Revival architecture in United States
Discover 18 places in United States shaped by Greek Revival architecture, with photos, the architects behind them, and where to find each one.
Greek Revival in United States
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Basilica of Saint Louis, King of France
1834
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Campbell House Museum
1851
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Old Courthouse
1864
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St. Augustine Church
1842 · J. N. B. de Pouilly
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U.S. Custom House
1881 · Alexander Thompson Wood
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Old U.S. Mint
1838 · William Strickland
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Gallier Hall
1853 · James Gallier Sr.
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Philadelphia Museum of Art
1928 · Horace Trumbauer
- Brooklyn Borough Hall Calvin Pollard
- Girard College Founder's Hall Thomas Ustick Walter
- Merchants' Exchange William Strickland
- Second Bank of the United States William Strickland
- National Portrait Gallery and Smithsonian American Art Museum Robert Mills
- Treasury Building Robert Mills
- Lincoln Memorial Henry Bacon
- Ether Dome Alexander Parris
- Quincy Market Alexander Parris
- Federal Hall Ithiel Town
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- Brutalism
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- Postmodernism
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- Late Modernism
- Neo-Romanesque
- Colonial
- Prairie School
- Neo-Renaissance
- Deconstructivism
- Federal
- Minimalism
- Organic Architecture
- High-Tech
- Vernacular
- Moorish Revival
- Chicago School
- Italianate
- Streamline Moderne
- Queen Anne
- Mayan Revival
- Spanish Colonial Revival
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