Works
- George M. Bradley House, 1850, Providence, Rhode Island
- Cannelton Cotton Mill, 1849, Cannelton, Indiana
- Narragansett Baptist Church, 1850, Narragansett, Rhode Island
- Nightingale-Brown House (addition), 1853, Providence, Rhode Island
- Saint Thomas Church and Rectory, 1851, Greenville, Rhode Island
- St. Paul's Church, 1847, North Kingstown, Rhode Island
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