Word: architects
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Quincy street, across the grounds to their southern boundary at Main street. This would have made a suitable approach to Memorial Hall from the city side, and a line of college buildings would have been well placed between it and Quincy street. Later, when Sever Hall was built, its architect Mr. H. H. Richardson, apparently prepared a larger space around that building than would have been afforded between this proposed avenue and Quincy street. Further, Messrs. Olmstead and Eliot made a plan for the disposition of Conant and Perkins Halls on Holmes Field and for the property in that immediate...
Rene Doumic, the Cercle Francais lecturer for this year, sails from France, February 19. His first lecture will be on Tuesday afternoon, March 1st, in Sanders Theatre at 4.30 o'clock. He is accompanied by his brother, Max Doumic, the architect, who has a commission from the French Minister of Fine Arts to make an investigation of American Architecture...
These alterations became necessary to make way for the new park road which is in process of construction along the river bank and are being carried out by the city of Cambridge, George A. Moor of Boston, being the architect. The carpenters have practically finished and a good deal of the filling in and grading work has been done, thought this will not be finished until spring. On the whole the general appearance of the house as well as its convenience has been much improved by the alterations...
...main building. The necessary piles are almost all down and the gravel which is being dredged out of the bed of the river above the Boylston street bridge is being used to fill in with. The city of Cambridge which owns the house is doing the work. The architect is George A. Moore of Boston...
Among the remaining fifty were numbered an orange grower, a farmer, a geologist, a capitalist, a chemist, a planter, a cadet in the revenue service, an assistant paymaster in the U. S. Navy; a landscape architect, and a few theological students, engineers of various kinds, and bank clerks...