Charles Allerton Coolidge

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Charles Allerton Coolidge (born 1858, died Locust Valley, New York, January 4, 1936) was an architect specializing in large academic buildings, and a principal in the firm of Shepley, Rutan and Coolidge.

[edit] Buildings designed by Coolidge

• Brown University: John Nicholas Brown Library
• Harvard University: law and medical schools, Huntington Memorial Hospital, Fogg Art Museum
• Stanford University: Stanford Memorial Church
• University of Chicago: Harper Memorial Library, the gymnasium, the commons and the Assembly Hall.
• Yale University: Sprague Music Building

• Art Institute and Public Library, Chicago
• Rockefeller Institute, New York City

[edit] External links

• Charles Allerton Coolidge at the archINFORM database