Works Before 1892
- 26 Broadway (1885), later extensively renovated
- Emmanuel Baptist Church (Brooklyn, New York) (1887), NW corner of Lafayette Ave and St. James Place, Brooklyn, New York
- Corbin Building on John Street, New York City (1888)
- 133-143 West 122nd Street townhouses in Harlem
- the Garrick Theater, 67 West 35th Street, NYC (1890; razed 1932)
- The Montauk Club in Park Slope, Brooklyn (1891)
- The Reading Terminal Headhouse in Philadelphia, PA (1891–93), which housed the offices of the Reading Railroad.
- Fifth Avenue Theatre, 31 West 28th Street, NYC (1892; razed 1939)
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