"The physician can bury his mistakes, but the architect can only advise his client to plant vines."  - Frank Lloyd Wright, New York...
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Download and print Architectural Tour GuideMother Enterprise Monument. Originally a water fountain, this monument in the first Plaza Park in the City...
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 Not all of our significant commercial buildings are as old as you may think. It's hard to miss the Prarie influence in the low roof line;...
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 Art Deco, popular from 1925 - 1940, is distinguished by angular and rounded geometric forms. The central vertical tower on the theater with...
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Buildings designed in the Beaux Arts style, from 1890 - 1920 are characterized by grand classical composition with exuberant details. The corner...
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  This former bank building, built at the turn-of-the-century, exhibits characteristics of a Victorian eclecticism prevalent in the late...
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 the A,B, & A Railroad Depot was built at the turn of the century, during the height of American Spanish Mission Revival. The sole...
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Italianate style was prevalent in America from 1840 to 1880. The Garbutt-Donovan Building, constructed in the early twentieth century reflects many...
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 This commercial building was once home to "Everybody's Favorite Shoe Store". Though built in the early twentieth century, it...
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The unique blend of pioneers who settled Fitzgerald represented architectural viewpoints as divergent as their backgrounds. The...
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