Henry Powell Hopkins

Background

Hopkins, Henry Powell was born on February 12, 1891 in Annapolis, Maryland, United States. Son of Harry Jump and Frances Elizabeth (Chattle) Hopkins.

Education

Student, Cornell University, 1910. Bachelor of Architecture, Columbia, 1914. Postgraduate, England, France, Italy, Spain, 1915.

Master of Arts (honorary), St. Johns College, 1917. AFD, Washington College, Chestertown, Maryland, 1960.

Career

Instructor architecture Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College, 1916. Lecturer history architecture Columbia, 1919. Practice architecture Baltimore, from 1919.

Adviser Maryland State Code Commission, 1949. Supervising architect for retoration of Maryland State House. Architect for development of Colonial Annapolis.

Works

• Other Work

  • Principal works include: library University Maryland. Baltimore Junior College. Woodlawn Senior High School, Baltimore county, Maryland.
    
    Science building Washington College, Chestertown. Junior College, Catonsville, Maryland. Lansdowne and Dulaney High Schools, Baltimore County.
    
    Fine Arts Building, University Maryland. Library University Baltimore. Dormitory and fine arts building Hood College.
    
    Senior and 2 junior high schools, Frederick County, Maryland.

Membership

Fellow American Institute of Architects (president 1948-1949). Member Sons of the American Revolution (vice president 1951), Society Colonial Wars (governor), Eastern Shore Society (president Baltimore chapter), S.R., Society of War of 1812, Maryland Club, Wine and Food Society, Chester River Yacht and Country Club, Rotary (past president).

Connections

Married Constance Medea Hummel, January 12, 1915. 1 child, Henry Powell.

Father:

Harry Jump Hopkins

Mother:

Frances Elizabeth (Chattle) Hopkins

Spouse:

Constance Medea Hummel

child:

Henry Powell Hopkins