User:JPRiley

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Me

This user is from Rhode Island.

This user is an architect.

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This user participates in
WikiProject Architecture.

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WikiProject Biography.

This user participates in
WikiProject National Register
of Historic Places.

Me[edit]

I am a twentysomething year old resident of Rhode Island who is a relatively recent graduate of an architecture school in Boston (no, not that one, and not that other one either). I work in architecture and have a passion for architectural history, and want to share what I know. I have been contributing to Wikipedia since 2012.

I am most interested in the architecture of the United States, mostly of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. I welcome any questions, and will answer to the best of my knowledge.

For NCARB: The "This user is an architect" userbox is not strictly true, no fine please.

My edits[edit]

The majority of my edits have to to with architects, architecture and the history of both. I have created a number of new articles on historic architects, and expanded others. I also create articles about buildings or historic sites, including NRHP properties. A lot of what I do simply involves linking articles to others. Currently working on what I call the Simply, Rotten & Foolish project, a deep dive into the work, partners and associates of Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge and its successors. Amongst many, many, many other distractions of course.

My most recent new article is Kenneth Maynard (1931-2020), Anchorage, Alaska.

Articles i've created, since 2020[edit]

Willard P. Adden (1868–1958), Boston, MA
Rex Whitaker Allen (1914–2008), San Francisco, CA
Raymond J. Ashton (1887–1973), Salt Lake City, UT
Charles J. Bateman (1851-1940), Boston, MA
Elmer E. Botsai (1928–2011), San Francisco, CA
Ernest N. Boyden (1852–1918), Boston, MA
William C. Brocklesby (1847–1910), Hartford, CT
Robert C. Broshar (1931–2017), Waterloo, IA
Burt Hill Architects, Butler, PA
Erasmus T. Carr (1825-1915), Leavenworth, KS
J. Roy Carroll Jr. (1904–1990), Philadelphia, PA
John A. Carter (1924–2009), Nashua, NH
Leon Chatelain Jr. (1902–1979), Washington, DC
J. Randolph Coolidge Jr. (1862–1928), Boston, MA
Edwin Butler Crittenden (1915–2015), Anchorage, AK
George Bain Cummings (1890–1974), Binghamton, NY
Enoch A. Curtis (1836–1907), Fredonia, NY
Charles D. Hill (1873–1926), Dallas, TX
Davis & Brooks, Hartford, CT
Louis de Moll (1924–2013), Philadelphia, PA
Dudley St. Clair Donnelly (1870–1937), New London, CT
Clair W. Ditchy (1891–1967), Detroit, MI
Robert L. Durham (1912–1998), Seattle, WA
Waldron Faulkner (1898–1979), Washington, DC
John Lyman Faxon (1851–1918), Boston, MA
S. Scott Ferebee Jr. (1921–2016), Charlotte, NC
H. Edwards Ficken (1852–1929), New York City
Charles D. Gambrill (1834–1880), New York City
Eugene C. Gardner (1836–1915), Springfield, MA
John P. Gaynor (circa 1826–1888), San Francisco, CA
Theodore R. Griest (1898-1974), Topeka, KS
George Edward Harding (1843–1907), New York City
Alonzo J. Harriman (1898–1966), Auburn, ME
Robert F. Hastings (1914–1973), Detroit, MI
Irving B. Haynes (1927–2005), Providence, RI
Eric T. Huddleston (1888–1977), Durham, NH
G. Adolph Johnson (1889–1985), Worcester, MA
James T. Kelley (1855–1929), Boston, MA
Morris Ketchum Jr. (1904–1984), New York City
James William Kideney (1899-1987), Buffalo, NY
Koehler & Isaak, Manchester, NH
Truman I. Lacey (1834–1914), Binghamton, NY
Robert M. Lawrence (1930–2011), Oklahoma City, OK
Amos D. Lockwood (1811–1884), Providence, RI
Thomas H. Locraft (1903-1959), Washington, DC
Arthur R. Mann (1877-1968), Hutchinson, KS
William Marshall Jr. (1925–1997), Norfolk, VA
Abel C. Martin (1839–1879), Boston, MA
E. William Martin (1891-1977), Wilmington, DE
Kenneth Maynard (1931-2020), Anchorage, AK
William H. McLean (1871–1943), Boston, MA
Otis A. Merrill (1844-1935), Lowell, MA
Milton Milstein (1910-1993), Buffalo, NY
Frederic L. Morgan (1889-1970), Louisville, KY
Frederick V. Murphy (1879–1958), Washington, DC
Charles M. Nes Jr. (1904–1984), Baltimore, MD
Newhall & Blevins, Boston, MA
Frederick S. Newman (1847–1906), Springfield, MA
George M. Notter (1933–2007), Boston, MA
Arthur G. Odell Jr. (1913-1988), Charlotte, NC
Noah Webster Overstreet (1888–1973), Jackson, MS
R. Bruce Patty (1935-1998), Kansas City, MO
William G. Perry (1883–1975), Boston, MA
J. J. R. Randall (1828–1891), Rutland, VT
John N. Richards (1904–1982), Toledo, OH
Francis R. Richmond (1851–1907), Springfield, MA
Robert A. Ritterbush (1891–1980), Bismarck, ND
Archibald C. Rogers (1917–2001), Baltimore, MD
Henry Warren Rogers (1831–1915), Lynn, MA
Ernest John Russell (1870–1956), St. Louis, MO
George R. Shaw (1848–1937), Boston, MA
Sherwood, Mills & Smith, Stamford, CT
Vivian B. Smith (1886–1952), Atlantic City, NJ
Glenn Stanton (1895–1969), Portland, OR
George W. Stevens (1834–1897), Manchester, NH
James Sweeney (1868–1919), New London, CT
Eaton W. Tarbell (1914–1992), Bangor, ME
Glen H. Thomas (1889-1962), Wichita, KS
John P. Thomas (1886–1944), Portland, ME
Paul Weigel (1889-1984), Manhattan, KS
Rufus Sargent (1812–1886), Newburyport, MA
Robert J. Schaefer (1925-2006), Wichita, KS
Penn Varney (1859–1949), Lynn, MA
Stephen F. Voorhees (1878–1965), New York City
William D. Warner (1929–2012), Exeter, RI
Louis Weissbein (1831–1913), Boston, MA
Chase R. Whitcher (1876–1940), Manchester, NH
G. Morris Whiteside II (1884-1963), Wilmington, DE
Philip Will Jr. (1906–1985), Chicago, IL
Henry L. Wright (1904–1999), Los Angeles, CA

In the works[edit]