United State Post Office & Courthouse, 1933, Columbus

Exterior view of the United States Post Office and Court House, featuring classical architectural elements and surrounding greenery, under a partly cloudy sky.

The old main post office for Columbus is still used as the downtown branch. It has also housed the federal court house and numerous government offices. The classically influenced Renaissance Revival landmark was designed by local architect E. Oren Smith under government contract. The style is commonly found among public buildings constructed circa 1900-1930.

National Register of Historic Places

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