Harland Bartholomew

Background

Bartholomew, Harland was born on September 14, 1889 in Stoneham, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Aden Luther and Harriet Mary (Lewin) Bartholomew.

Education

C.E. course, Rutgers University, 1921. Doctor of Science, Rutgers University, 1952. Bachelor of Laws, Carthage College, 1978.

Career

Formerly consultant engineer City Plan Commission, St. Louis. Formerly consultant Missouri State Planning Board. Professor civic design University Illinois.

Former chairman National Capital Planning Commission, Washington. Consultant Harland Bartholomew & Associates (civil engineers, city planners and landscape architects), St. Louis. Adviser preparation city plans and zoning ordinances numerous American and Canada cities, including St. Louis, Washington, Williamsburg, Virginia, Pittsburgh, Louisville, Memphis, New Orleans, Omaha, Minneapolis, Dallas, Los Angeles, Portland, Vancouver, British Columbia.

Achievements

• Harland Bartholomew has been listed as a noteworthy City planner by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Former president American Institute Planning, National Conference on City Planning, American Planning and Civil Association Urban American. Member American Society of Civil Engineers (honorary), American Institute Consultant Engineers, American Society Landscape Architects (honorary), American Society Planning Officials, Bellerive Country Club, University Club (St. Louis), Cosmos Club (Washington), Zeta Psi, Tau Beta Pi.

Connections

Married Lillian R. Barton, December 1911 (deceased August 1954): 1 child, Herbert Melvin;m. Frances Ball, November 21, 1955 (deceased January 1963. Married Gladys B. funsten, May 15, 1968 (deceased May 1971).