Carter

Architect/Firm: William Carter
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Name: William J Carter

Birth/Established: March 15, 1870 Death/Dissolved: August 4, 1946

Biography:

William J. Carter was born in Cleveland. He was a descendent of Lorenzo Carter, the first permanent Cleveland settler. He graduated from Case School of Applied Science in 1891. He was a civil engineer with the Pennsylvania Railroad, west of Pittsburgh, from 1891 to 1892. He then worked for F. C. Osborn, the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company, Brown Hoisting Company, Osborn Engineering, and Cleveland Electric Railway. He was appointed the U.S. Government Quartermaster's Department Superintendant of Construction in Portland, Maine. He returned to Cleveland and was appointed City Engineer (1901-07). He served as the President of the Cleveland Engineering Society from 1920 to 1921.

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Building Name	Date	Address	Status
Foundry Addition	1917	East 61st and Erie RR Cleveland	Demolished
Lorain Avenue Savings Ban...	1917	Lorain and Fulton Cleveland	Standing
Miles Park Masonic Temple	1917	8910 Miles Park Avenue Cleveland	Standing
Salt Storage, packing	1917	Addison and L.S. & M.S. Railroad Cleveland	Demolished
Apartment Building	1923	2910 South Moreland Cleveland	Standing
Apartment Building	1923	2914 South Moreland Cleveland	Standing
Apartment Building	1923	2932 South Moreland Cleveland	Standing

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Cleveland City Directory

Cleveland Necrology file

The Golden Anniversary Book of the Cleveland Engineering Society, Cleveland, 1930.

William M. Pattison Supply Company Souvenir Book of Cleveland 1921

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