Gould & Angell
Frank W. Angell | |
|---|---|
| Born | Template:Birth date Providence, Rhode Island, U.S. |
| Died | December 16, 1943 (aged 92) |
| Occupation | Architect |
| Years active | 1872–1934 |
| Known for | Architecture in Providence, Rhode Island; longest-practicing architect in Rhode Island at time of death |
Frank W. Angell (May 7, 1851 – December 16, 1943) was a prominent American architect who practiced primarily in Providence, Rhode Island.
Life and career
Born in Providence, Frank Wilson Angell was the son of Avery F. Angell, a dentist, and Cynthia (Day) Angell. Initially trained as a carpenter, he began his architectural career in 1872 as a draftsman with the Providence firm Walker & Gould.
By 1880, Angell had established himself as a principal designer and started accepting projects independently. In January 1881, he partnered with Thomas J. Gould, leaving the firm that eventually became William R. Walker & Son, to launch Gould & Angell. The partnership expanded in 1893 when Frank H. Swift joined, forming Gould, Angell & Swift. After Gould's retirement in 1897, the practice continued under the name Angell & Swift until Swift passed away in 1934. Following this, Angell reduced his workload but still undertook occasional commissions from his home office in Pawtuxet. At the time of his death, he held the distinction of being Rhode Island’s longest-practicing architect.
Frank W. Angell was related to architect Edward L. Angell, who worked in Providence and New York.
Gould & Angell, 1881–1893
| Year | Project | Location | Municipality | State | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1881 | Pratt, Read & Company Mill | 92 Main St | Deep River | Connecticut | |
| 1882 | William Gammell, Jr. Residence | 170 Hope St | Providence | Rhode Island | Demolished |
| 1882 | Union Block | Main and Union Sts | Putnam | Connecticut | Demolished |
| 1883 | Blackstone Hall | 172-178 Washington St | Providence | Rhode Island | Demolished |
| 1883 | Hebronville Methodist Episcopal Church | 1188 S Main St | Hebronville, Attleboro | Massachusetts | |
| 1883 | Elizabeth E. Gammell Duplex | 74-80 Benevolent St | Providence | Rhode Island | |
| 1883 | Narragansett Boat Club | River Rd | Providence | Rhode Island | Destroyed by fire in 1890 |
| 1883 | Benjamin Stanley Residence | 66 Stanley St | North Attleborough | Massachusetts | |
| 1883 | Stephen Stanley Residence | 327 Towne St | North Attleborough | Massachusetts | |
| 1883 | J. Edward Studley Residence | 451 Broadway | Providence | Rhode Island | |
| 1883 | Hardin C. Waters Residence | 114 Almy St | Providence | Rhode Island | |
| 1885 | Hope Club Building | 6 Benevolent St | Providence | Rhode Island | |
| 1885 | Murray Universalist Church | S Main and County Sts | Attleboro | Massachusetts | Demolished |
| 1885 | Joseph G. Birch Residence | 49 Princeton Ave | Providence | Rhode Island | |
| 1886 | Ezekiel Owen Residence | 35 Larch St | Providence | Rhode Island | |
| 1886 | Francis J. Phillips Residence | 71 Manning St | Providence | Rhode Island | |
| 1886 | Charles W. Smith Residence | 325 Angell St | Providence | Rhode Island | |
| 1886 | Benjamin J. Thurston Residence | 30 Stimson Ave | Providence | Rhode Island | |
| 1887 | Frank P. Comstock Residence | 118 Comstock Ave | Providence | Rhode Island | |
| 1887 | John A. Cross Residence | 36 Stimson Ave | Providence | Rhode Island | |
| 1888 | Frank W. Angell Residence | 33 Seaview Ave | Pawtuxet Village, Cranston | Rhode Island | Personal residence of the architect |
| 1888 | Charles L. Eaton Residence | 347 Broadway | Providence | Rhode Island | |
| 1888 | Low Estate Company Building | 93 Eddy St | Providence | Rhode Island | |
| 1888 | Hazen S. Magoun Residence | 1693 Lonsdale Ave | Lonsdale, Lincoln, RI, Rhode Island | ||
| 1888 | Edward A. Potter Residence | 24 Taber Ave | Providence, RI, Rhode Island | ||
| Swarts Building |87 Weybosset St |Providence, Rhode Island |
Former location of Angell’s offices; Demolished | | |||||
| Auburn Free Baptist Church |1275 Elmwood Ave |Auburn, Cranston |Rhode Island | Enlarged and modified | | |||||
| John E. Kendrick Jr. Residence |433 Broadway |Providence, Rhode Island | | |||||
| Fletcher S. Mason Residence |20 Taber Ave |Providence, Rhode Island | | |||||
| Oddfellows' Hall |65 Warren Ave |East Providence |Rhode Island | | |||||
| John H. Tucker Residence |231 George St |Providence, Rhode Island | | |||||
| H. Martin Brown Residence |295 Angell St |Providence, Rhode Island | | |||||
| Gordon Reed House |Post Rd |Cowesett, Warwick |Rhode Island |
Demolished | | |||||
| Hazard Memorial Building |1057 Kingstown Rd |Peace Dale, South Kingstown |Rhode Island | | |||||
| Friedman Hall (Brown University) |Brown University Campus |Providence, Rhode Island |
Renovated in 2018 | | |||||
| George C. Arnold Residence |238 Adelaide Ave |Providence, Rhode Island | | |||||
| Louis E. Robertson Residence |60 Stimson Ave |Providence, Rhode Island | |
Gould, Angell & Swift, 1893–1897
| Year | Building | Address | City | State | Notes | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1893 | Conant Building | 286-288 Main St | Pawtucket | Rhode Island | No longer standing. | |
| 1893 | George Frost House | 223 Neponset Ave | Dorchester, Boston | Massachusetts | Demolished in 2005. | |
| 1893 | Providence Athletic Association | 200 Weybosset St | Providence | Rhode Island | Subsequently served as a hotel and dormitory for Johnson & Wales University. Torn down in 1992. | |
| 1894 | William C. Dart House | 18 Euclid Ave | Providence | Rhode Island | Removed in 2013. | |
| 1894 | Irving Fisher House | 460 Prospect St | New Haven | Connecticut | Taken down in 1970. | |
| 1894 | Richards Memorial Library | 118 N Washington St | North Attleborough | Massachusetts | ||
| 1894 | Frederic E. Snow House | 523 Washington St | Brookline | Massachusetts | ||
| 1895 | Louis A. Budlong House | 2 Euclid Ave | Providence | Rhode Island | Demolished in 2013. | |
| 1895 | Charles R. Day House | 535 Elmwood Ave | Providence | Rhode Island | No longer extant. | |
| 1895 | Jones Warehouses | 59 Central St | Providence | Rhode Island | ||
| 1895 | William H. Place House | 13 Parkis Ave | Providence | Rhode Island | Demolished. | |
| 1895 | James Richardson House | 225 George St | Providence | Rhode Island | ||
| 1896 | Charles D. Bowen House | 194 Waterman St | Provididence | Rhode Island | ||
| 1896 | Warren, Salisbury & Nightingale Building | 78 Fountain St | Provididence | Rhode Island | Demolished. |
Angell & Swift, 1897–1934
| Year | Building | Address | City | State | Notes | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1897 | George N. Alden House | 17 Arnold Pl | New Bedford | Massachusetts | ||
| 1897 | Chalkstone Avenue Primary School | 1246 Chalkstone Ave | Providence | Rhode Island | ||
| Charles B. Jenks House |52 Princeton Ave |Providence |Rhode Island | | | ||||||
| Charles H. Baker House |67 Stimson Ave |Providence |Rhode Island | | | ||||||
| Webster Knight House |118 Princeton Ave |Providence |Rhode Island | | | ||||||
| Henry Pearce House |182 George St |Providence |Rhode Island | | | ||||||
| Horace E. Remington House |166 Adelaide St |Providence |Rhode Island | | | ||||||
| Grove Street Primary School |95 Grove St |Providence |Rhode Island |Demolished following preservation efforts. | | ||||||
| Henry W. Harvey House |75 Orchard Ave |Providence |Rhode Island | ||||||
| Industrial Trust Company Branch Building |238 Main St |Pawtucket |Rhode Island |Heavily modified beyond recognition. | | ||||||
| Phillips Memorial Baptist Church (former) |565 Pontiac Ave |Auburn, Rhode Island, Cranston, RI | Rhode Island | |||||
| 1901 Ralph Street Primary School
22 Rye St Providence Rhode Island | |