James Hampden Small, III

Background

III, James Hampden Small, was born on April 14, 1930 in Charleston, South Carolina, United States. Son of Robert Scott and Louise (Johnson) S.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Industrial Management, Yale University, 1952. Bachelor of Architecture, Georgia Institute of Technology, 1957.

Career

Methods and planning engineer E.I. du Pont de Nemours, Inc., Camden, South Carolina, 1952-1954. Associate architect Simons, Lapham & Mitchell, Charleston, 1957-1964. Partner Simons, Lapham, Mitchell & Small, 1964-1972, Simons, Mitchell, Small & Donahue, Charleston, 1972-1989, Mitchell, Small, Donahue & Logan, Charleston, 1978-1989, Mitchell, Small & Donahue, Charleston, since 1990.

President Charleston Council of Architects, 1969-1970.

Achievements

• James Hampden Small, III has been listed as a notable architect by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Fine Arts Commission Charleston, 1964-1968, College Charleston Committee on Preservation and Development, 1975-1986, Charleston Board Architectural Review, 1975-1984. Trustee Carolina Art Association, Charleston, 1961-1969, History Charleston Foundation, since 1984, South Carolina Educational television Endowment, since 1986. Member American Institute of Architects, Yeamans Hall Club, Carolina Yacht Club, Charleston Club, Rotary.

Connections

Married Dolly Barnwell Myers. Children: Emily Small Ramsay, Strachan Thomas, Charlotte Whaley.

Father:

Robert Scott S.

Mother:

Louise (Johnson) S.

Spouse:

Dolly Barnwell Myers

child:

Charlotte Whaley III

child:

Strachan Thomas III

child:

Emily Small Ramsay III