Image: Temple Tower Cincinnati 1929

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Description: A sketch of Temple Tower, an unrealized skyscraper in Cincinnati, Ohio. Proposed by Cincinnati's First Presbyterian Church (later merged into Covenant First Presbyterian Church) in 1929, it would have combined a new church facility with office and retail space. It was designed by architectural firm Samuel Hannaford & Sons, who mixed the Art Deco and Gothic styles in their plan for the 40-story tower. The Great Depression began shortly after its announcement, and it was never built. This sketch was published in The Cincinnati Enquirer on December 29, 1929.
Title: Temple Tower Cincinnati 1929
Credit: The Cincinnati Enquirer, via ProQuest: https://www.proquest.com/historical-newspapers/december-29-1929-page-37-111/docview/1883081343/se-2
Author: The Cincinnati Enquirer
Usage Terms: Public domain
License: Public domain
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