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Architect/Firm: Cudell & Richardson
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Name: Cudell & Richardson

Birth/Established: 1871 Death/Dissolved: 1890

Biography:

Cudell and Richardson was active from 1871 to 1890. This firm designed commercial buildings and residences during the height of the Victorian era. It also designed several churches in Cleveland and surrounding communities, several of which had strong German congregations. It is best remembered for its large commercial buildings. These included the Root & McBride Building (1884), the George Worthington Company Building (1882), the Perry Payne Building (1889), the Beckmann Building (1888), and B.S. Hippler's Block.

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Building Name	Date	Address	Status
Erving W. Robertson Resid...	1872	2908 Franklin Boulevard Cleveland	Standing
Peter Deimer Residence	1872	6409 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland	Standing
Odd Fellows Hall	1873	1504-12 West 25th Street Cleveland	Standing
St. Joseph Roman Catholic...	1873	2301 Woodland Avenue Cleveland	Demolished
St. Joseph Roman Catholic...	1873-4	Broad and Chapel Monroeville	Standing
St. Stephen Roman Catholi...	1874	1918 West 54th Street Cleveland	Standing
Franklin Circle Christian...	1874- 1883	1688 Fulton Road Cleveland	Standing
Haltnorth Block	1875	2585 East 55th Street Cleveland	Demolished
St. John's Roman Catholic...	1875-8	Glandorf	Standing
Seymour Block for Belden ...	1876	2513-25 Detroit Cleveland	Standing
St. Michael's Roman Catho...	1879-81	Ft. Laramie	Standing
Commercial Building for F...	1880	1901 West 25th Street Cleveland	Standing
Hannes Tiedemann Summer R...	1880	12028 Lake Avenue Lakewood	Demolished
Seminary Building	1880	1750 Superior Avenue Cleveland	Demolished
Germania Hall	1881	2416 East 9th Street Cleveland	Demolished
Hannes Tiedemann Residenc...	1881	4318 Franklin Boulevard Cleveland	Standing
Ralph Worthington (later ...	1881	3848 Prospect Avenue Cleveland	Demolished
Severance Building	1881	1538-62 West 3rd Street Cleveland	Demolished
Block for George Johnson	1882	707- 5 West St. Clair Avenue Cleveland	Demolished
Brick Block for William B...	1882	Champlain Street Cleveland	Demolished
Brick Block for William S...	1882	339 St. Clair Avenue, N. W. Cleveland	Demolished
George Worthington Compan...	1882	802-32 St. Clair NW Cleveland	Standing
Fred Pelton Residence	1883	2548 Prospect Avenue Cleveland	Demolished
Root and McBride Building	1884	1220 West 6th Street Cleveland	Standing
Commercial Building for T...	1885	811 Superior Avenue Cleveland	Demolished
Masonic Temple	1886	Cleveland	Demolished
Morgan Lithograph Buildin...	1886	1362 - 80 East 3rd Street Cleveland	Demolished
Bradley Building	1887	1212-24 West 6th Street Cleveland	Standing
Excelsior Club	1887	3754 Woodland Avenue Cleveland	Demolished
Morris A. Bradley Carriag...	1887	1980 East 73rd Street Cleveland	Standing
Morris A. Bradley Residen...	1887	7217 Euclid Avenue Cleveland	Demolished 1987
Beckman Building	1888	387-409 West Superior Cleveland	Demolished
Jewish Orphan Asylum	1888	4900 Woodland Avenue Cleveland	Demolished
Perry Payne Building	1888	740 Superior NW Cleveland	Standing
Residence for Samuel W. S...	1888	2323 West 14th Street Cleveland	Demolished
Tenement for John Ruedy	1888	2693 East 53rd Street Cleveland	Demolished
Barn for Jacob Goldsmith	1889	2200 East 40th Street Cleveland	Demolished
Factory for Cleveland Var...	1889	3111 East 87th Street Cleveland	Demolished
George R. Canfield Reside...	1889	2355 East 55th Street Cleveland	Demolished
N. O. Stone Block	1889	314-8 Euclid Avenue Cleveland	Demolished
Factory for James & Augus...	1889-90	1143 West 6th Street Cleveland	Demolished
Addition to Little Sister...	1890	2507 East 22nd St Cleveland	Demolished
Addition to Residence for...	1890	2701 West 14th Street Cleveland	Standing
Powerhouse for Cleveland ...	1890	4911 Superior Avenue Cleveland
B. S. Hippler's Block	nd	5308 Lorain Avenue Cleveland	Demolished
Business Block	nd	262 Prospect Cleveland	Demolished
Carriage Manufactury	nd	Woodland and Maple Cleveland	Demolished
Lamson & Sessions	nd	Cleveland	Demolished

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American Art Annual 1903-4, v. 4, p144

Book of Clevelanders 1914 Cleveland : The Burrow Brothers Company p, 67

History of Cleveland, p. 642-5

Leading Manufacturers and Merchants of the City of Cleveland and Environs p 133

Plain Dealer "City Converts Old Cudell Home into Hobby Center" August 16, 1939

Plain Dealer "Mrs. Cudell dies, Gave park to City" May 22, 1937

Press "Death of wife of F.E. Cudell Gives City Park" May 22, 1937

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The following are abbreviations used throughout the database

AABN – American Architect and Builders News (1876 – 1909)
bp – City of Cleveland Building Permits (1889 – present)
cd – City Directories
mps – Mary Peale Schofield files – Western Reserve Historical Society
Inland – Inland Architect
Intestate – Interstate Architect and Builder (1899 – 1902)
nd – no date
NRHP – National Register of Historic Places
OAB – Ohio Architect and Builder (1903 – 1909)
OAEB – Ohio Architect, Engineer and Builder (1910 – 1919)
ohi – Ohio Historical Inventory form
PD – Plain Dealer

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