1930s
The 1930s saw the construction of both the Golden Gate Bridge and the Bay Bridge, as well as the Golden Gate International Exposition on Treasure Island and violent strikes on the waterfront.
More 1930s buildings
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10730 S Hoyne Avenue | 10730 S Hoyne Avenue |
Ralph E. Stoetzel |
1935 |
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1335 W 111 Place | 1335 W 111 Place |
Otto L. Luther |
1939 |
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2020 W 110 Street | 2020 W 110 Street |
Hetherington |
1932 |
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10851 S Hoyne Avenue | 10851 S Hoyne Avenue |
Roy Walter Stott |
1930 |
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6721 N Northwest Hwy | 6721 N Northwest Hwy |
Dewey and Pavlovich |
1939 |
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Charles Turzak House | 7059 N Olcott Avenue |
Bruce Goff |
1938 |
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US Post Office-Old Chelsea Station | 217 West 18th Street |
Eric Kebbon|Paul Fiene |
1935 |
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US Post Office-Madison Square Station | 149 East 23rd Street |
Lorimer Rich|Kindred McLeary |
1935 |
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Rockefeller Center | Bounded by Fifth Avenue, West Forty-eighth Street, Seventh Avenue, & West Fifty-first Street |
Raymond Hood |
1939 |
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McGraw-Hill Building | 326 West 42nd Street |
Raymond Hood |
1931 |