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Cincinnati's Art Deco Buildings

    If you have walked around Cincinnati before, you have seen the many different styles of architecture that can be found all over the city. However, some of the more interesting and classy buildings were built in the Art Deco style. During the 1920s this style was prominent and Cincinnati used it in many of its newer establishments. Some of the most recognizable art deco style buildings is Union Terminal, the Cincinnati Time/Star Building, The Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza, and the Shillito's Building (an old department store).
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  1. I love different types of colors and architecture that Cincinnati has

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  2. Cincinnati definitely has a specific architectural style. It makes it feel unique to so many other cities in America and beyond.

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