Residences
- "Maybrook" (Henry C. Gibson mansion), Wynnewood, Pennsylvania (1881)
- Drexel Development Historic District speculative rowhouses for Anthony Joseph Drexel on the block bounded by Pine, new 39th, Baltimore, and 40th Streets in Philadelphia. (1883)
- Edwin T. Coxe mansion, 280 W. Walnut Ln., Germantown, Philadelphia (1885)
- Houston-Sauveur house (Louis C. Sauveur house), 8205 Seminole Ave., Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia (1885)
- "Druim Moir" (Henry H. Houston mansion), Willow Grove Ave. & Cherokee St., Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, (1885–86)
- "Brinkwood" (Samuel F. Houston mansion), Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia (1885–86)
- William Thompson Harris mansion, Highland & Bryn Mawr Aves., Cynwyd, Pennsylvania (1886)
- Spruce Hill speculative row, 4206-18 Spruce St., Philadelphia (1886)
- William C. Sharpless house, 5446 Wayne Ave., Germantown, Philadelphia (1886)
- Henry Lister Townsend house, 6015 Wayne Ave., Germantown, Philadelphia (1887).
- "Briar Crest" (William Henry Maule mansion), Villanova, Pennsylvania (pre-1897)
- Boldt Castle, Heart Island, Alexandria Bay, New York (1900–04)
- Music room addition to Horace Brock house, 1920 Spruce St., Philadelphia (1902–03), (now Helen Corning Warden Theater, Academy of Vocal Arts)
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