NoeHill: Architectural Styles
Starved Classical (1930-1940)
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The Starved Classical style was developed by the United States Office of the Supervising Architect during the massive federal building program of the 1930s.
Starved Classicism simplified the Beaux Arts and Renaissance Revival styles to reduce design and construction costs.
| Name | Year | Address | City | Sort Address | Sort Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jackson County Courthouse | 1932 | 10 South Oakdale Avenue | Medford, OR | Oakdale S 0010 | Jackson County Courthouse |
| Marysville Main Post Office | 1934 | 407 C Street | Marysville | Street C | Marysville Main Post Office |
| Oroville Main Post Office | 1933 | 1735 Robinson Street | Oroville | Robinson | Oroville Main Post Office |
| Petaluma Main Post Office | 1933 | 120 4th Street | Petaluma | Street 04 | Petaluma Main Post Office |
| Tonopah Main Post Office | 1941 | 201 Main Street | Tonopah | Main | Tonopah Main Post Office |