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The Theosophical Headquarters, formerly Kansas Building. The Theosophical Building is the only in the Exposition completely in the so-called Mission Revival Style architecture and forms, therefore, a significant step in the Fair's architectural sequence. Along the front and at the southerly side of a simple exposition room roofed with Mission tile, runs a verandahor arcade with a typical Mission tower at the right side of the axis or entrance. The south portion of the verandah is roofed with open beams only, and near it a stairway gives access to the roof terrace above and to the tower. Carleton Monroe Winslow was the architect of the building. |
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| Source | Winslow, Carleton Monroe (1916). THE ARCHITECTURE AND THE GARDENS of the SAN DIEGO EXPOSITION. San Francisco: Paul Elder and Company. |
| Author | Carleton Monroe Winslow Sr. |
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