Patrick W. Ford - Works

Works

(partial list)

  • Sacred Heart Church, Roslindale, Massachusetts
  • St. Gregory Church, Dorchester, Massachusetts (1895 redesign of original church by James Murphy)
  • Sacred Heart Church, Rectory, School and Convent, Cambridge, Massachusetts
  • St. Mary's Church, Dedham, Massachusetts
  • St. James Church, Haverhill, Massachusetts
  • Gate of Heaven Church, South Boston, Massachusetts
  • St. Peter Church, South Boston, Massachusetts
  • St. Patrick's Church, Watertown, Massachusetts
  • St. Mary Church, Everett, Massachusetts
  • St. Brendan Church, Bellingham, Massachusetts
  • St. John the Baptist Church, Lowell, Massachusetts
  • St. Augustine Church, Andover, Massachusetts
  • St. Mary Church, Winchester, Massachusetts
  • St. John the Evangelist Church, Clinton, Massachusetts
  • St. Peter's Church, Worcester, MA
  • Saint Anselm College, Goffstown, NH
  • St. Dominic Church, Portland, ME
  • St. Mary of the Assumption Church Northampton, Massachusetts
  • St. James Church, New Bedford, MA (altered by Maginnis and Walsh)
  • 1875 alteration to Fenwick Hall, College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, Massachusetts
  • Sacred Heart of Jesus Church, Worcester, Massachusetts
  • Sacred Heart Church, Holyoke, Massachusetts
  • Notre Dame Church, Pittsfield, Massachusetts
  • All Saints Church, Ware, Massachusetts

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