Richardson

Architect/Firm: Edward Richardson
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Name: Edward Anson Richardson

Birth/Established: January 28, 1874 Death/Dissolved: December 23, 1919

Biography:

Edward Richardson was the son of architect John N. Richardson of the firm of Cudell and Richardson. He was educated in Cleveland schools, the Spencerian Business College, and Case School of Applied Science. He worked with his father from 1897-9. He was general superintendent of sewer construction from 1900-1. He was then engaged in general practice of architecture and engineering. He formed several different partnerships, including Richardson and Thomas in 1903, Richardson and Watts 1905-6, and Richardson and Yost 1913-8. He was a commissioned officer in the Corps of Engineers from 1900 to 1905. He was a well-known yachtsman. He was a member of the Ellsworth Blue Lodge Masons, the Al Koran Temple, and the Cleveland Chapter of the American Institute of Architects.

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Building Name	Date	Address	Status
Masonic Temple	1903	Canton	Demolished
Winton Motor Factory	1903	10406 Berea Road Cleveland	Demolished
Winton Motor Carriage	1904	Huron Road Cleveland	Demolished

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Book of Clevelanders, p. 220

Cleveland City Directories

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