Architects Newhall & Blevins maintained one of the leading architectural offices in Boston from ca. 1900 to Newhall's death in 1925.
Louis Chappell Newhall (1869-1925) studied at Tufts College (now University) and Boston Tech, and worked for several years as a draftsman before winning the Rotch Traveling Scholarship in 1898. Upon his return from Europe, he entered into partnership with Albert Blevins (1874-1946). Among the firm's many commissions were the Boston City Club (1916) and the William Lloyd Garrison School at 20 Hutchings St. in Roxbury; plus several apartment houses, the YMCA building (1912), Cambridge Savings Bank (1923) and the Harvard St. Lutheran Church in Cambridge. (Source: K.K. Broomer, MHC Building form, Paris Street Gymnasium, East Boston, designed by Newhall & Blevins, 1909; MACRIS # BOS.118)
Residence at death, Copley Plaza Hotel, but died Summit Hospital, Brookline.
Louis Chappell Newhall (1869-1925) studied at Tufts College (now University) and Boston Tech, and worked for several years as a draftsman before winning the Rotch Traveling Scholarship in 1898. Upon his return from Europe, he entered into partnership with Albert Blevins (1874-1946). Among the firm's many commissions were the Boston City Club (1916) and the William Lloyd Garrison School at 20 Hutchings St. in Roxbury; plus several apartment houses, the YMCA building (1912), Cambridge Savings Bank (1923) and the Harvard St. Lutheran Church in Cambridge. (Source: K.K. Broomer, MHC Building form, Paris Street Gymnasium, East Boston, designed by Newhall & Blevins, 1909; MACRIS # BOS.118)
Residence at death, Copley Plaza Hotel, but died Summit Hospital, Brookline.
Architects Newhall & Blevins maintained one of the leading architectural offices in Boston from ca. 1900 to Newhall's death in 1925.
Louis Chappell Newhall (1869-1925) studied at Tufts College (now University) and Boston Tech, and worked for several years as a draftsman before winning the Rotch Traveling Scholarship in 1898. Upon his return from Europe, he entered into partnership with Albert Blevins (1874-1946). Among the firm's many commissions were the Boston City Club (1916) and the William Lloyd Garrison School at 20 Hutchings St. in Roxbury; plus several apartment houses, the YMCA building (1912), Cambridge Savings Bank (1923) and the Harvard St. Lutheran Church in Cambridge. (Source: K.K. Broomer, MHC Building form, Paris Street Gymnasium, East Boston, designed by Newhall & Blevins, 1909; MACRIS # BOS.118)
Residence at death, Copley Plaza Hotel, but died Summit Hospital, Brookline.
Louis Chappell Newhall (1869-1925) studied at Tufts College (now University) and Boston Tech, and worked for several years as a draftsman before winning the Rotch Traveling Scholarship in 1898. Upon his return from Europe, he entered into partnership with Albert Blevins (1874-1946). Among the firm's many commissions were the Boston City Club (1916) and the William Lloyd Garrison School at 20 Hutchings St. in Roxbury; plus several apartment houses, the YMCA building (1912), Cambridge Savings Bank (1923) and the Harvard St. Lutheran Church in Cambridge. (Source: K.K. Broomer, MHC Building form, Paris Street Gymnasium, East Boston, designed by Newhall & Blevins, 1909; MACRIS # BOS.118)
Residence at death, Copley Plaza Hotel, but died Summit Hospital, Brookline.
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