Modern Federal · City halls

Tower of the landmark, art deco-style City Hall Building in downtown Asheville, North Carolina

North Carolina · 1850–1939

Tower of the landmark, art deco-style City Hall Building in downtown Asheville, North Carolina, North Carolina, 1850–1939
Tower of the landmark, art deco-style City Hall Building in downtown Asheville, North Carolina, North Carolina, 1850–1939. City halls — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.

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