Liberty Tower (Dayton)

The Liberty Tower is a historic 275-foot tall (84 m), 20-story skyscraper located in Dayton, Ohio. Built in 1930, it is considered one of the city's best examples of Art Deco architecture. Originally known as the Mutual Home Building, it was renamed the Liberty Tower in 1967.

The building features distinctive setbacks that accentuate its height and contribute to its Art Deco design. Its exterior is primarily clad in limestone. Prominent architectural details include stylized ornamentation and geometric patterns characteristic of the era.

For many years, the Liberty Tower was one of the tallest buildings in Dayton. It has housed various businesses and professional offices throughout its history. While its use has evolved with the changing economic landscape of Dayton, the Liberty Tower remains a landmark and an integral part of the city's skyline and architectural heritage. It has undergone renovations and updates over the years to maintain its structural integrity and adapt to modern needs.