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Work: Northern Pacific Railroad Depot - Little Falls. Location: 200 First Street NW, Little Falls, Minnesota Design & Construction: 1899-1900 [1899-1900 Irish-1999; 1899-1900 Christen-2001]
In 1891, he owed money to Gilbert & Taylor. [James K. Taylor to CG, June 4,1891, Box 17, Fldr.: General Correspondence, 1891, MNHS-CGP] He sold his house to G.O. Somers and moved a few doors down on Princeton Avenue. In 1897, Somers hired Gilbert to design the barn/stable.
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Work: U.S. Custom House. Location: New York, New York Design & Construction: 1899-1907 [1899-1907 Irish-1999; 1899 Christen-2001] Architect: Cass Gilbert . Image: U.S ...
Cass Gilbert Collection, 1897-1936, Archives Center, National Museum of American History. Collection items available for reproduction, but the Archives Center makes no guarantees concerning copyright restrictions. Other intellectual property rights may apply. Archives Center cost-recovery and use fees may apply when requesting reproductions.
[Bolt Family Archives, Thomas R. Blanck Collection.] In 1930, Gilbert, after being absent from St. Paul for many years, returned to work on plans for the Capitol Approach. Apart from the capitol, the buildings he wanted to see were his house at 1 Heather Place and the German Bethlehem Presbyterian Church.
Jan 1, 1995 · Gilbert, Cass (1859–1934). Cass Gilbert, leading American Beaux-Arts architect, was born in Zanesville, Ohio, on November 24, 1859, the son of Gen. Samuel Augustus and Elizabeth Fulton (Wheeler) Gilbert. He attended public schools in Zanesville and St. Paul, Minnesota, and worked as a carpenter's helper and draftsman for Abraham Radcliff in ...
