Mt. Baker Theatre in Bellingham, Washington

by John Margolies

Experience a part of architectural history from the Pacific Northwest region with this bright print capturing the Mt. Baker Theatre building in Bellingham, Washington, shot by a famous photographer and Americana expert, John Margolies.

The Mount Baker Theatre was built in 1927 as one of the best examples of the Spanish Moorish Revival style of architecture and remains an integral part of Bellingham’s history. Known for his extensive collection archived in the Library of Congress, John Margolies has a wonderful ability to capture the spirit of mid-century nostalgia and unique American theater signs.

This particular print highlights all of the bright features of one of the most distinctive landmark theatres in Washington State. Ideal for architecture enthusiasts, people interested in the Pacific Northwest culture, film history and mid-century Americana.