Candoro Marble Building
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About
The Candoro Marble Building, an architectural gem from 1923, showcases Tennessee Pink Marble with intricate details by master craftsmen. Its Beaux-Arts design features ornate ironwork by Samuel Yellin and sculpted marble accents by Albert Milani.
Located in South Knoxville, this historic site offers a distinctive setting for events that appreciate craftsmanship and heritage. While rentals are currently paused, the building remains a significant cultural landmark with community-focused programming.
Best for
- Historic venue tours & cultural events
- Art-focused corporate gatherings
- Unique backdrop for executive receptions
Standout features
Architecture
Beaux-Arts marble showroom and office
Designed by Charles Barber in 1923, the building showcases Tennessee Pink Marble with intricate marble sculptures by Albert Milani and elegant ironwork by Samuel Yellin, highlighting master craftsmanship.
Historical Significance
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places
A nationally recognized historic site that reflects nearly two centuries of East Tennessee's marble industry and craftsmanship, restored recently for community use and cultural programming.
At a glance
Location & hours
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Hours
SundayClosed
MondayClosed
Tuesday11am – 5pm
Wednesday11am – 5pm
Thursday11am – 5pm
Friday11am – 5pm
Saturday11am – 5pm
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