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Description	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.
Date	1916
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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