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The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 655 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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A



  • Adams & Prentice

  • Adams & Woodbridge

  • Adler & Sullivan

  • Walter W. Ahlschlager

  • Tom Aidala

  • Allen & Collens

  • Frank Shaver Allen

  • T. Dudley Allen

  • William Allen (Utah architect)

  • William H. Allen (architect)

  • Louis Allmendiger

  • Israel T. Almy

  • Mary Almy

  • Esther Alzaibar

  • Jesús Eduardo Amaral

  • Joe Amisano

  • D. Wiley Anderson

  • William Wallace Anderson

  • Andrews, Jaques & Rantoul

  • Joseph Anschutz

  • George S. H. Appleget

  • George Archer (architect)

  • George E. Archer

  • Louis Armet

  • Snowden Ashford

  • Thomas H. Atherton

  • Austin & Shambleau

  • George Awsumb




B



  • Babb, Cook & Willard

  • Charles Babcock

  • James Bacon (architect)

  • Matthias Harvey Baldwin

  • Barber & Kluttz

  • Joel Barber

  • Peter J. Barber

  • Thomas P. Barber

  • Barker & Nourse

  • Barrett & Thomson

  • Charles Bartberger

  • Samuel L. Bartlett

  • Harry Barton (architect)

  • William J. Beardsley

  • Bebb and Gould

  • MacDonald Becket

  • Morris Beckman (architect)

  • Belfatto & Pavarini

  • Charles E. Bell

  • Frederick Staples Benedict

  • Lyle E. Bennett

  • Alfred Bettman

  • Richard C. Biberstein

  • Owen Biddle Jr.

  • Charles H. Bigelow

  • Raymond Birchett

  • Maurice B. Biscoe

  • Sinclair Black

  • Alexander Blair

  • John T. Blair

  • Roy Blass

  • Joseph Haygood Blodgett

  • George Blum

  • Boak & Paris

  • Edward Boehmer

  • John Boese

  • Botond Bognar

  • Charles Bolsius

  • Charlie Boney

  • Leslie Boney

  • Fred. L. Bonfoey

  • Henry E. Bonitz

  • Norma Bonniwell

  • Joseph F. Booton

  • Arthur Bowditch

  • William N. Bowman

  • Clifton Brady

  • Henry F. Brauns

  • Henry W. Brinkman

  • William J. Brinkmann

  • J. A. Britton

  • Reuben Broadbent

  • Frank Chouteau Brown

  • Glenn Brown (architect)

  • Lori Brown (architect)

  • Richard Lewis Brown

  • Emma Brunson

  • Andrew J. Bryan

  • Leland A. Bryant

  • Merritt Bucholz

  • William Buckland (architect)

  • Cory Buckner

  • Buechner & Orth

  • Charles Buek

  • Ransom Buffalow

  • Charles Burggraf

  • Daniel Burnham Jr.

  • John Byers (architect)

  • Robert Byrd (architect)




C



  • Albert Cameron

  • Clinton Campbell

  • Tiko Campbell

  • Cannon & Fetzer

  • Frank Carmean

  • Elias Carter

  • John J. Casbarian

  • Charles E. Cassell

  • David S. Castle

  • Thomas J. Caulfield

  • William J.J. Chase

  • Ray Chi

  • Stephen Child

  • Charles Edward Choate

  • Frank Chamberlain Clark

  • Cleveland and Copeland

  • Mortimer Cleveland

  • Oscar Cobb

  • Cochrane and Garnsey

  • John C. Cochrane

  • Henry Sargent Codman

  • Jonas Coersmeier

  • David Coleman (architect)

  • T. J. Collins

  • Charles Erastus Colton

  • George W. Conable

  • Jon Condoret

  • Isaac Conro

  • Allen Aaron Cook

  • James B. Cook

  • Wilbur David Cook

  • Lee Copeland

  • William H. Corlett

  • Ralph D. Cornell

  • Frederick Corser

  • Dabney Cosby

  • William L. Coulter

  • Frank Cox (architect)

  • Walter P. Crabtree

  • HDB/Cram and Ferguson

  • Stuart W. Cramer

  • Asa Beebe Cross

  • William C. Crowell

  • Fred Crowthers

  • Cudell & Richardson

  • Adolph Cudell

  • Marcus F. Cummings

  • William and Alexander Curlett

  • Curtiss & Bright

  • Cutter & Malmgren




D



  • Ernest A. Davidson

  • Brinton B. Davis

  • John Marsh Davis

  • James Frederick Dawson

  • Clinton Day

  • Theodore de Lemos

  • Levi J. Dean

  • Benjamin S. Deane

  • William Francis Deegan

  • Vernon DeMars

  • F. A. de Meuron

  • Isaac E. Ditmars

  • W.C. Dodson

  • Betsey Olenick Dougherty

  • James Douglas (architect)

  • Walter T. Downing

  • Doyle & Patterson

  • Earle Sumner Draper

  • James W. Drum

  • William DuBois (architect)

  • Tao Sule DuFour

  • John H. Duncan

  • Ellen Dunham-Jones

  • Elmer E. Dunlap

  • James Francis Dunn

  • John W. Dunn (architect)

  • Warren Dunnell

  • John J. Dwyer

  • Victor Dziekiewicz




E



  • Earle & Fisher

  • Harry W.J. Edbrooke

  • J. W. Eddy

  • Alfred Eichberg

  • Frederick Eley (architect)

  • Douglas Ellington

  • Otto Erlandsen

  • Eskew+Dumez+Ripple

  • Clifford Percy Evans

  • Ianto Evans

  • Evans, Moore & Woodbridge

  • Robert von Ezdorf




F



  • E.O. Fallis

  • Frederick F. Faris

  • Augustus Farnham

  • Bruce K. Ferguson

  • George A. Ferris & Son

  • William Pratt Feth

  • Mantle Fielding

  • William N. Fife

  • William W. Fife

  • Bill Finch (architect)



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