1938

1938 – 99 Macquarie Street, Sydney, Australia

Architect: Budden & Mackey

An elegant example of inter-war design by Budden & Mackey, the style is classical with an art deco influence.

1938 – County Hospital, Monaghan, Co. Monaghan

Architect: John F. McGahon & Son

Built on the site of the old county gaol and incorporating some of the footprint of the demolished building.

1938 – Fargo Forum, Fargo, North Dakota

Originally built as a three storey structure in 1926, the remaining floors were added in 1938. The Fargo Forum is a local newspaper founded in 1891.

1938 – Former Aldephi Cinema, Abbey Street, Dublin

Architect: W.R. Glen

Open until the early 1990s, the Adelphi was demolished and part of its façade retained to provide car parking for the expanded Arnott’s Department Store.

1938 – Former Classic Cinema, Terenure, Dublin

Former cinema, now like many in the suburbs, used as a commercial premises. The building along with a smaller light industrial premises alongside has Art Deco touches.

1938 – Heinz Memorial Chapel, Pittsburgh

Architect: Charles Z. Klauder

The Heinz Memorial Chapel began as a gift. Henry John Heinz, the founder of the H.

1938 – Ireland Pavilion, British Empire Exhibition, Glasgow

Architect: Jones & Kelly

A temporary city, constructed in Bellahouston Park, of striking modernist architecture, wide boulevards, and water features.

1938 – Irish Sweepstakes Building, Ballsbridge, Co. Dublin

Architect: Robinson & Keefe

Office complex built in 1937-38 as the administration centre of the world wide business (and possibly world wide con job) that was the Irish Sweepstakes.

1938 – Magnet Cinema, Monaghan, Co. Monaghan

Architect: Hume P. Mayston

Original appearance of former cinema on Glaslough Street in Monaghan town. Opened in 1938 by Lady Leslie.

1938 – St. Colman’s Church, Gort, Co. Galway

Architect: Ralph H. Byrne

St. Colman’s has been under construction, or at least renovation, for over one hundred years.