Built in 1936, the Lamey-Wellehan Building is a small gem of Art Deco styling design by Coombs and Harriman. With its black glass exterior sheathing and angular aluminum trim it made a fresh statement in the middle of the Depression.
by William Karz, Bates College
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Built in 1936, the Lamey-Wellehan Building is a small gem of Art Deco styling design by Coombs and Harriman. With its black glass exterior sheathing and angular aluminum trim it made a fresh statement in the middle of the Depression.