Lloyd

Name: Gordon W. Lloyd

Birth/Established: 1832 Death/Dissolved: December 23, 1904

Biography:
	Gordon Lloyd was an English-born architect based in Detroit, Michigan. He lived across the river in Windsor, Ontario. He was a leading architect of Episcopal churches and cathedrals throughout the Midwest. He designed two significant buildings in Cleveland, St. Paul's Episcopal Church and the National City Bank Building (demolished).

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Building Name	Date	Address	Status
University of Detroit		Detroit	Standing
Christ P. E. Church	1863	960 East Jefferson Street Detroit	Standing
Cathedral of St. Paul	1866	134 West 7th Street Erie	Standing
Church of Good Shepherd	1869	101 Walnut Street Allegan	Standing
St. Paul's Episcopal Chur...	1869	317 East Liberty Street Medina	Standing
Trinity Cathedral	1869	125 East Broad Street Columbus	Standing
Trinity Cathedral	1870-1	328 Sixth Avenue Pittsburgh	Standing
Church of the Holy Spirit	1871	Kenyon College Gambier	Standing
St. John's Anglican Churc...	1872	3305 Sandwich Street Windsor	Standing
St. Paul's Episcopal Chur...	1874	4410 Euclid Avenue Cleveland	Standing
Central Methodist Church	1875	Detroit	Standing
Grace Episcopal Church	1875	Galion	Standing
Bank building	1883	Superior and Bank Cleveland	Demolished
Parker Block	1883	1075 Woodward Avenue Detroit	Demolished
Northern Michigan Assylum	1885	Traverse City	Standing
D. M. Ferry and Company W...	1887	Brush and Lafayette Detroit	Standing
David Whitney Jr. Residen...	1887	4421 Woodward Avenue Detroit	Standing
Dowling Hall	1887	661 East Jefferson Detroit	Standing

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