Selected Funerary or Cemetery Works
- John Erastrus Hubbard Memorial – Montpelier, Vermont, 1903 (John Erastrus Hubbard at Find a Grave)
- Henry Villard Memorial – Sleepy Hollow, New York, 1904
- Prehn Memorial – Passaic, New Jersey, 1911
- Louise Dellmayer Kasson Memorial – Utica, New York, 1915
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