HARRY B. LITTLE

Background

Harry B. Little was born in 1883 at Hingham, Massachusetts, United States.

Education

He received a formal education at Harvard, graduating with the class of 1904, and in 1907 returned to the University to do post-graduate work in Architecture. Later, (1909-10) Mr. Little studied in Paris at the Atiier Duquesne.

Career

He entered the Boston office of Cram & Ferguson. Durinq the five year period the young man continued in the employ of that well-known firm.

Opening an office in Boston in 1916 Mr. Little carried on work under his own name until 1920 when he formed a partnership with Philip H Frohman and E. Donald Robb. The firm established an early reputation in church design,, with the Episcopal Cathedral at Baltimore and the National Episcopal Cathedral at Washington, D. C. among the outstanding achievements of Mr Little and his colleagues. They were also architects of Trinity College Chapel at Hartford, Conn., considered one of the finest examples of pure Gothic design m the state.

Works

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• Other Work

  • National Episcopal Cathedral at Washington

    (Frohman, Robb & Little)

  • Trinity College Chapel at Hartford, Conn

    (Frohman, Robb & Little)

Connections

coworker:

Philip H Frohman

In 1920 Harry B. Little formed a partnership with Philip H Frohman and E. Donald Robb.

coworker:

E. Donald Robb

In 1920 Harry B. Little formed a partnership with Philip H Frohman and E. Donald Robb.