Albert Cassell - Works

Works

  • Campbell Ave Church, Washington, DC, 1917
  • Carver War Public Housing, Arlington, VA, 1942
  • Catholic Diocese, Washington, DC
  • Corinthian Baptist Church, Washington, DC
  • Crownsville Hospital Housing & Recreation Center, Crownsville, MD, 1950
  • Glenarden City Hall, Glenarden, Maryland
  • Howard University Armory, Washington, DC, 1925
  • Howard University Baldwin Hall, Washington, DC, 1951
  • Howard University Chemistry Building, Washington, DC, 1936
  • Howard University College of Medicine, Washington, DC, 1927
  • Howard University Crandall Women's Dormitory, Washington, DC, 1931
  • Howard University Dining Hall, Washington, DC, 1922
  • Howard University Douglas Men's Dormitory, Washington, DC, 1936
  • Howard University Founders Library, Washington, DC, 1937
  • Howard University Frazier Women's Dormitory, Washington, DC
  • Howard University Greene Stadium and Football Field, Washington, DC, 1926
  • Howard University President's Home, Washington, DC
  • Howard University Truth Women's Dormitory, Washington, DC
  • Howard University Wheatley Hall, Washington, DC
  • Howard University Women's Gym, Washington, DC
  • James Creek Public Housing, Washington, DC
  • Mayfair Garden, Washington, DC
  • Mayfair Mansions Apartments, (built 1938), 3819 Jay St., NE., Washington, DC, NRHP-listed
  • Morgan State College (various buildings), Baltimore, MD
  • Odd Fellows Temple, Washington, DC and Baltimore, MD, 1932
  • Prince Hall Masonic Temple, 1000 U St., NW, Washington, DC, NRHP-listed
  • Provident Hospital, Baltimore, MD, 1928
  • Seaton Elementary School, Washington, DC
  • Soller's Point War Housing, Dundalk, MD
  • St. Paul's Baptist Church, Baltimore, MD
  • Tuskegee Institute Trade Buildings, Tuskegee, AL
  • Virginia Union Hartshorn Dormitory, Richmond, VA, 1928
  • Wheatley YMCA, Washington, DC

Two of Cassell's Washington, DC works, the Mayfair Mansions Apartments and the Prince Hall Masonic Temple, are listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places.

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