GETTYSBURG NATIONAL MILITARY PARK, PENNSYLVANIA
Cyclorama Building/Visitor Center designed by Neutra and Alexander, Los Angeles, 1961
Link to reCyclorama: The Fight to Save Richard Neutra's Cyclorama Center at Gettysburg
for more information on the building and testimonies for preservation

View of monumental drum from the building entrance. (© Christine Madrid, 1998)	View of concrete drum containing the Cyclorama painting, looking southeast. (© Christine Madrid, 1998)
View of ramp leading to observation deck overlooking battlefield, looking northeast. (© Christine Madrid, 1998)	Section drawing of drum showing support system and relationship of visitor to painting. Link to BIG image (© Dion Neutra/W. Boesiger)
Information desk for visitors at the main entry. (Photographer unknown, ca. 1962, courtesy National Park Service Historic Photography Collection)	View of museum area below Cyclorama painting. (Photograph by Jack Boucher, September 1962, courtesy National Park Service Historic Photography Collection)
View of tiled ramp leading up to Cyclorama platform. (© Lawrence S. Williams, Inc.)
	Old Cyclorama building, opened in 1913 on Baltimore Street, Cemetery Hill, Gettysburg. This building housed the Cyclorama painting for forty-five years before construction of the Neutra/Alexander structure. (Photographer unknown, n.d., courtesy National Park Service Historic Photography Collection) Link to BIG image