William Strickland (architect) - Gallery

Gallery

  • Masonic Hall, Philadelphia (1808-11, burned 1819).

  • "View of the Chain Bridge invented by James Finley Esq.", William Strickland, delineator. The Port Folio, June 1810.

  • Saint Stephen's Episcopal Church, Philadelphia, PA (1822-23).

  • "G. Stephenson's Patent Locomotive Engine." William Strickland, artist and engraver (1826).

  • United States Naval Asylum, Philadelphia, PA (1826-33)

  • University of Pennsylvania (9th Street buildings), Philadelphia, PA (1829, demolished).

  • United States Mint, Philadelphia, PA (1829-33, demolished 1902).

  • United States Mint, Charlotte, NC (1835, moved to new location 1930s). Now Mint Museum of Art.

  • United States Mint, New Orleans, LA (1835-38). Now Louisiana State Museum.

  • Providence Athenaeum, Providence, RI (1837-38).

  • Tennessee State Capitol (1845-59), interior.

  • First Presbyterian Church, Nashville, TN (1848-49).

  • Grace Church, Keswick, VA (1848-55).

  • Belmont Mansion, Nashville, TN (1849-53). Now Acklen Hall, Belmont University.

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