Background
Erick K. Rossiter was born in 1854 in Paris, France.
Erick K. Rossiter was born in 1854 in Paris, France.
He was educated in the U. S. and trained in architecture at Cornell University.
Starting as a draftsman in New York, Mr. Rossiter was successively employed in a number of offices, and early in the 1900’s opened an office for independent practice.
During several years he practiced under the firm name of Rossiter & Muller, identified with the design of various public buildings in New York state and New England, among which may be cited Hepburn Hall, University of Vermont at Middlebury, 1916; Church of St. Michael, Litchfield, Conn., 1919; St. John's Church, Washington, Conn., 1917; Public Library, Colton, IN. Y. and Libraries in several other towns, also schools in Scarsdale, and elsewhere in the state.
From 1912 until his death he was a member of the New York Chapter, A.I.A. and the architectural Leaque of New York.