Philip Lindsley Small

Background

Small, Philip Lindsley was born on July 18, 1890 in Washington, District of Columbia, United States. Son of Charles Herbert and Cora (Lindsley) Small.

Education

Student Western Reserve University, 1909-1912. Bachelor of Science, Massachusetts Institute Technology, 1915.

Career

December 31, 1920; children—Philip Lindsley, Martha (Mistress Elliott East. Stearns, Junior). In charge pencil sketching, assistant interior design American Expeditionary Force Art Training Center, Bellevue, France, 1919. Practice architecture, since 1920.

Supervising architect Case Institute Technology, 1954-1960.

Consultant Small, Smith, Reeb & Draz, since 1961. Architect buildings Washington and Lee University, since 1935, John Carroll University, Cleveland.

Outstanding works include: Cleveland Play House, United States Post Office. Cleveland, Greenbrier Hotel, White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, Ashford General Hospital, Roanoke Hotel, I. F. Freiberger Library of Western Reserve University, Nottingham Water Works, Cleveland, Country Club of Cleveland, Shaker Square, Cleveland, others, director Cleveland Play House.

1928-1934, v.n., 1932-1934.

Chairman board supervising architects of University Circle Development Foundation.

Achievements

• Philip Lindsley Small has been listed as a notable architect. by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Cuyahoga County Planning Commission, 1930-1935. (Fellow) The American Institute of Architects (president Cleveland chapter 1931-1933, past Member American Legion Cavalry Veterans Association, Citizens League of Cleveland, Cleveland Museum Art, Sons of the American Revolution

Clubs: Union, Hermit, Rowfant.

Connections

Married Grace Hatch. Children: Philip Lindsley, Martha (Mistress Elliott East. Stearns, Junior.

Father:

Charles Herbert Small

Mother:

Cora (Lindsley) Small

Spouse:

Grace Hatch.

child:

Philip Lindsley Small

child:

Junior Small

child:

Martha (Mistress Elliott East. Stearns Small