Nathaniel Cannon Smith

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Nationality United States Died 1943		Occupation Architect

Practice Nat. C. Smith; Smith & Howland Structures Qheguechan Club, Times and Olympia Buildings

Nathaniel Cannon Smith (1866–1943), best known during his lifetime as Nat. C. Smith, was an American painter and architect of New Bedford, Massachusetts.

His architectural works include two that are listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places.

Nat. C. Smith, 1893-1913

1894 - Union for Good Works Building, 12 Market St, New Bedford, Massachusetts

1895 - William H. Wood House, 408 County St, New Bedford, Massachusetts

1896 - Quequechan Club, 306 N Main St, Fall River, Massachusetts

1897 - Slocum Building, 908 Purchase St, New Bedford, Massachusetts

1898 - Edward H. Abbe Houses (6), Clinton Pl, New Bedford, Massachusetts

A planned cul-de-sac.

1898 - William L. Chadwick House, 117 Mill St, New Bedford, Massachusetts

1898 - New Bedford Textile Institute, 1213 Purchase St, New Bedford, Massachusetts

1899 - Union Baptist Church, 109 Court St, New Bedford, Massachusetts

1900 - John Duff House (Remodeling), 479 County St, New Bedford, Massachusetts

1902 - Y. M. C. A. Building, 199 N Main St, Fall River, Massachusetts

1903 - Jennie Smith Grinnell House, 32 Maple St, New Bedford, Massachusetts

1909 - New Bedford Free Public Library (Remodeling), 613 Pleasant St, New Bedford, Massachusetts

1910 - Nathaniel C. Smith House, 1 Howland Ter, New Bedford, Massachusetts

Home of the architect.

1912 - Brockton Public Library, 304 Main St, Brockton, Massachusetts

Smith & Howland, 1913-1919

1913 - Ulrich C. Collette Building, 1566-1570 Acushnet Ave, New Bedford, Massachusetts

1914 - Thomas B. Wilcox, Jr. House, 9 Maple St, New Bedford, Massachusetts

1915 - Cummings Building, 96 William St, New Bedford, Massachusetts

1916 - Henry Watson House, 383 W Clifton St, New Bedford, Massachusetts

1917 - Office Building, Oak Grove Cemetery, New Bedford, Massachusetts

Nat. C. Smith, from 1919

1919 - J. V. O'Neil House, 572 Rockdale Ave, New Bedford, Massachusetts

1921 - Clarence A. Cook School (Old), 91 Summer St, New Bedford, Massachusetts

1922 - Charles L. Neild House, 554 Rockdale Ave, New Bedford, Massachusetts

1923 - Tifereth Israel Synagogue (Old), 42 S 6th St, New Bedford, Massachusetts

1927 - Crapo Memorial Gallery, Swain School of Design, 19 Hawthorn St, New Bedford, Massachusetts

1934 - Warming House, Buttonwood Park, Oneida St, New Bedford, Massachusetts

References

Nathaniel Cannon Smith Wikipedia

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Contents

Nat. C. Smith, 1893-1913

Smith & Howland, 1913-1919

Nat. C. Smith, from 1919

References