Frost, Briggs & Chamberlain, later Frost & Chamberlain and Frost, Chamberlain & Edwards, was an early 20th century architectural firm out of Worcester, Massachusetts.
In its various forms, it was composed of Howard Frost, Lucius W. Briggs, C. Leslie Chamberlain, and Lester B. Edwards. It was the city's most prominent firm during the first three decades of the century.
Frost, Briggs & Chamberlain was formed in 1899, and lasted until 1912, when Briggs left to form his own practice. The firm of Frost & Chamberlain lasted until 1923, when Edwards was promoted to partner, the new name being Frost, Chamberlain & Edwards.
Howard Frost died on January 9, 1946.
1899 - South High School, 14 Richards St, Worcester, Massachusetts
1900 - Grafton High School, 17 Worcester St, Grafton, MassachusettsDemolished
1901 - Forbush Memorial Library, 118 Main St, Westminster, Massachusetts
1902 - Clubhouse, Tatnuck Country Club, 1222 Pleasant St, Worcester, Massachusetts
1902 - University Library, Clark University, Worcester, MassachusettsPresently the Jefferson Academic Center
1904 - Dexter Memorial Town Hall (Former), 40 Main St, Charlton, Massachusetts
1904 - Leominster High School (Old), 261 West St, Leominster, Massachusetts
1905 - Chandler Bullock House, 41 Sever St, Worcester, Massachusetts
1905 - Carnegie Hall, St. Lawrence University, Canton, New York
1907 - Slater Building, 390 Main St, Worcester, Massachusetts
1908 - Walter E. Hassam House, 2 Beeching St, Worcester, Massachusetts
1909 - Gardner Savings Bank Building, 29 Parker St, Gardner, Massachusetts
1909 - Worcester Technical High School (Old), 34 Grove St, Worcester, Massachusetts
1910 - Fritz H. Small House, 38 Berwick St, Worcester, Massachusetts
1912 - Beaman Memorial Public Library, 8 Newton St, West Boylston, Massachusetts
1913 - Leominister Municipal Building, 25 West St, Leominster, Massachusetts
1914 - Worcester Boys' Club (Old), 2 Ionic Ave, Worcester, Massachusetts
1918 - David Hale Fanning Trade School for Girls (Former), 24 Chatham St, Worcester, Massachusetts
1922 - Massachusetts Protective Association Building, 18 Chestnut St, Worcester, Massachusetts
1925 - Worcester Chamber of Commerce Building, 32 Franklin St, Worcester, Massachusetts
1926 - Duncan & Goodell Realty Building, 34 Mechanic St, Worcester, Massachusetts
1928 - M. E. Tuller Showroom, 6 Park Ave, Worcester, Massachusetts
1928 - Worcester Boys' Club (Former), 2 Grove St, Worcester, Massachusetts
1929 - William H. Dolan House, 53 Highland Ave, Fitchburg, Massachusetts
1930 - Administration Building, Worcester State Teachers College, Worcester, Massachusetts
1931 - Worcester County Hospital, Hospital Dr, Boylston, MassachusettsDemolished in 2006
1932 - Heard Street School, 200 Heard St, Worcester, Massachusetts
1933 - Butterick School, 1 Park St, Sterling, Massachusetts
