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Amos P. Cutting

Amos Porter Cutting (1839–1896) was an American architect from Worcester, Massachusetts.

Franklin Wesson House, Worcester, MA. 1874-75.
Uxbridge Town Hall, Uxbridge, MA. 1879.
Southbridge Town Hall, Southbridge, MA. 1888.
Warren Public Library, Warren, MA. 1889–90.
Epworth M. E. Church, Cambridge, MA. 1891-93.
New Hampshire State Library, Concord, NH. 1891-94.
Gale Library, Northborough, MA. 1894-95.

Cutting was born in Lyme, New Hampshire, on September 13, 1839.[1][2] He came to Worcester in 1863, where he worked for Russ & Eddy, a manufacturer of millwork. He studied architecture in the evenings, and established himself as an architect in 1868.[3] By 1876 he and John E. Holman (died 1879), who had been a draftsman with E. Boyden & Son, had established a firm together. This lasted until 1878, when Holman opened his own office. Cutting worked alone again until 1890, when he partnered with Walter R. Forbush, who had recently moved to Worcester from Cincinnati.[4]

That firm only lasted the year, and they were working separately by 1891. He was again alone until 1895, when he decided to take an extended vacation to California, for his decaying health. At that time he made Elbridge S. Carleton and Frank H. Cutting, his son, members of Cutting, Carleton & Cutting.[3] This firm survived until 1932, even without the elder Cutting.[5]

He died February 6, 1896, while in Los Angeles.[2]

Architectural works edit

Private practice, 1868-1875:

Cutting & Holman, 1876-1878:

Private practice, 1878-1890:

Cutting & Forbush, 1890:

  • Daniel N. Bates House, 66 Cedar St., Worcester, MA (1890)[26]
  • Lothrop's Opera House, 17 Pleasant St., Worcester, MA (1890)[27]
  • Y. M. C. A. Building, 96 State St., Newburyport, MA (1890–91) - Burned 1987.[28]

Private practice, 1891-1895:

Cutting, Carleton & Cutting, 1895-1896:

  • Mathewson Street M. E. Church, 134 Mathewson St., Providence, RI (1895)[36]
  • Gilman Building, 215 Main St., Worcester, MA (1896) - Demolished.[37]

Cutting also participated in, but lost, the 1895 design competition for the Worcester City Hall.[38]

References edit

  1. ^ Nutt, Charles. History of Worcester and its People. Vol. 4. 1919.
  2. ^ a b Collections of the Worcester Society of Antiquity. Vol. 14. 1897.
  3. ^ a b "A. P. Cutting, F.A.I.A.". Proceedings of the 30th Annual Convention. American Institute of Architects. 1896.
  4. ^ Architecture 12 April 1890: 179.
  5. ^ Bridgemen's Magazine 1933: 31.
  6. ^ "The C. A. Dresser House: A Hotel in Which Southbridge Takes Pride". Southbridge (MA) Journal Oct. 1896.
  7. ^ Nutt, Charles. History of Worcester and its People. Vol. 2. 1919.
  8. ^ Walker, Joseph B. A History of the Four Meeting-houses of the First Congregational Society. 1888.
  9. ^ Tolles, Bryant F., Jr. New Hampshire Architecture: An Illustrated Guide. 1979.
  10. ^ "Wesson, Franklin House". mhc-macris.net. Massachusetts Historical Commission, n.d. Web.
  11. ^ "Warren First Congregational - Federated Church". mhc-macris.net. Massachusetts Historical Commission, n.d. Web.
  12. ^ Westborough State Hospital NRHP Nomination. 1993.
  13. ^ "Macullar, Addison House". mhc-macris.net. Massachusetts Historical Commission, n.d. Web.
  14. ^ American Architect and Building News 25 May 1878: viii.
  15. ^ a b Wrona, B. Mae Edwards. Images of America: Uxbridge. 2000.
  16. ^ Sanitary Engineer 15 March 1881: 187.
  17. ^ New Topographical Atlas of the County of Worcester, Massachusetts. 1898.
  18. ^ Sanitary Engineer 16 Aug. 1883: 259.
  19. ^ a b c American Architect and Building News 24 Jan. 1885: 48.
  20. ^ a b Downtown Concord Historic District NRHP Nomination. 2000.
  21. ^ "Davis, Frederick G. House". mhc-macris.net. Massachusetts Historical Commission, n.d. Web.
  22. ^ "Southbridge Town Hall". mhc-macris.net. Massachusetts Historical Commission, n.d. Web.
  23. ^ a b Engineering and Building Record 13 April 1889: 266.
  24. ^ Library Journal Sept. 1890: 271.
  25. ^ "Cutting, George House". mhc-macris.net. Massachusetts Historical Commission, n.d. Web.
  26. ^ "Bates, Daniel House". mhc-macris.net. Massachusetts Historical Commission, n.d. Web.
  27. ^ Engineering and Building Record 9 Aug. 1890: 160.
  28. ^ "Corliss Memorial Building". mhc-macris.net. Massachusetts Historical Commission, n.d. Web.
  29. ^ Concord Civic District NRHP Nomination. 1983.
  30. ^ Kingwill, Jerry. "Breathing New Life into Historic Buildings". Professional Remodeler 3 Oct. 2008.
  31. ^ The Congregational Year-Book, 1894. 1894.
  32. ^ "Evans, Arthur House". mhc-macris.net. Massachusetts Historical Commission, n.d. Web.
  33. ^ "Northborough Public Library - Gale Library". mhc-macris.net. Massachusetts Historical Commission, n.d. Web.
  34. ^ Library Journal Nov. 1895: 401.
  35. ^ American Architect and Building News 5 Jan. 1895: xx.
  36. ^ Woodward, Wm. McKenzie. Providence: A Citywide Survey of Historic Resources. 1986.
  37. ^ "Gilman Block". mhc-macris.net. Massachusetts Historical Commission, n.d. Web.
  38. ^ Rice, Franklin P. The Worcester of 1898. 1899.

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Amos Porter Cutting 1839 1896 was an American architect from Worcester Massachusetts Franklin Wesson House Worcester MA 1874 75 Uxbridge Town Hall Uxbridge MA 1879 Southbridge Town Hall Southbridge MA 1888 Warren Public Library Warren MA 1889 90 Epworth M E Church Cambridge MA 1891 93 New Hampshire State Library Concord NH 1891 94 Gale Library Northborough MA 1894 95 Cutting was born in Lyme New Hampshire on September 13 1839 1 2 He came to Worcester in 1863 where he worked for Russ amp Eddy a manufacturer of millwork He studied architecture in the evenings and established himself as an architect in 1868 3 By 1876 he and John E Holman died 1879 who had been a draftsman with E Boyden amp Son had established a firm together This lasted until 1878 when Holman opened his own office Cutting worked alone again until 1890 when he partnered with Walter R Forbush who had recently moved to Worcester from Cincinnati 4 That firm only lasted the year and they were working separately by 1891 He was again alone until 1895 when he decided to take an extended vacation to California for his decaying health At that time he made Elbridge S Carleton and Frank H Cutting his son members of Cutting Carleton amp Cutting 3 This firm survived until 1932 even without the elder Cutting 5 He died February 6 1896 while in Los Angeles 2 Architectural works editPrivate practice 1868 1875 Dresser House Main amp Central Sts Southbridge MA 1872 Demolished 6 Plymouth Congregational Church Pearl amp Chestnut Sts Worcester MA 1873 74 Demolished 7 First Congregational Church 177 N Main St Concord NH 1874 Partially rebuilt after a 1935 fire 8 George M Kimball House 266 N Main St Concord NH 1874 84 9 Franklin Wesson House 8 Claremont St Worcester MA 1874 75 10 First Congregational Church 25 Winthrop Ter Warren MA 1875 11 Cutting amp Holman 1876 1878 Lyman School for Boys Expansion Westborough MA 1876 12 Addison Macullar House 2 Oread St Worcester MA 1876 13 Millbury Town Hall 95 Elm St Millbury MA 1878 80 Burned 14 Private practice 1878 1890 Uxbridge Town Hall 21 S Main St Uxbridge MA 1879 Altered 1938 15 Edmund O Bacon House 49 Capron St Uxbridge MA 1881 16 17 Hotel Wilson 6 N Main St Uxbridge MA 1881 15 Alexander DeWitt House 102 Russell St Worcester MA 1883 Demolished 18 Leicester Inn 1019 N Main St Leicester MA 1885 Demolished 19 New Hampshire Savings Bank Building 116 N Main St Concord NH 1885 20 William H Sawyer House 107 Lincoln St Worcester MA 1885 Demolished 19 Herbert L Stockwell House 921 Main St Worcester MA 1885 19 Frederick G Davis House 78 Burncoat St Worcester MA 1888 21 Southbridge Town Hall 41 Elm St Southbridge MA 1888 22 David Prouty High School 195 Main St Spencer MA 1889 23 First Congregational Church Main amp School Sts Newport VT Demolished 23 Trinity M E Church 69 Main St New Britain CT 1889 91 Warren Public Library 934 Main St Warren MA 1889 90 24 George H Cutting House 67 Cedar St Worcester MA 1890 25 Eagle Hotel Remodeling 110 N Main St Concord NH 1890 20 Cutting amp Forbush 1890 Daniel N Bates House 66 Cedar St Worcester MA 1890 26 Lothrop s Opera House 17 Pleasant St Worcester MA 1890 27 Y M C A Building 96 State St Newburyport MA 1890 91 Burned 1987 28 Private practice 1891 1895 Epworth M E Church 1555 Massachusetts Ave Cambridge MA 1891 93 New Hampshire State Library 20 Park St Concord NH 1891 94 29 Centennial Home for the Aged 96 Pleasant St Concord NH 1892 30 First Congregational Church 1 Concord St Nashua NH 1893 94 31 Arthur M Evans House 84 Burncoat St Worcester MA 1894 32 Gale Library 34 Main St Northborough MA 1894 95 33 Kellogg Hubbard Library 135 Main St Montpelier VT 1894 95 34 James C Stewart House 75 Lancaster St Worcester MA 1895 Demolished 35 Cutting Carleton amp Cutting 1895 1896 Mathewson Street M E Church 134 Mathewson St Providence RI 1895 36 Gilman Building 215 Main St Worcester MA 1896 Demolished 37 Cutting also participated in but lost the 1895 design competition for the Worcester City Hall 38 References edit Nutt Charles History of Worcester and its People Vol 4 1919 a b Collections of the Worcester Society of Antiquity Vol 14 1897 a b A P Cutting F A I A Proceedings of the 30th Annual Convention American Institute of Architects 1896 Architecture 12 April 1890 179 Bridgemen s Magazine 1933 31 The C A Dresser House A Hotel in Which Southbridge Takes Pride Southbridge MA Journal Oct 1896 Nutt Charles History of Worcester and its People Vol 2 1919 Walker Joseph B A History of the Four Meeting houses of the First Congregational Society 1888 Tolles Bryant F Jr New Hampshire Architecture An Illustrated Guide 1979 Wesson Franklin House mhc macris net Massachusetts Historical Commission n d Web Warren First Congregational Federated Church mhc macris net Massachusetts Historical Commission n d Web Westborough State Hospital NRHP Nomination 1993 Macullar Addison House mhc macris net Massachusetts Historical Commission n d Web American Architect and Building News 25 May 1878 viii a b Wrona B Mae Edwards Images of America Uxbridge 2000 Sanitary Engineer 15 March 1881 187 New Topographical Atlas of the County of Worcester Massachusetts 1898 Sanitary Engineer 16 Aug 1883 259 a b c American Architect and Building News 24 Jan 1885 48 a b Downtown Concord Historic District NRHP Nomination 2000 Davis Frederick G House mhc macris net Massachusetts Historical Commission n d Web Southbridge Town Hall mhc macris net Massachusetts Historical Commission n d Web a b Engineering and Building Record 13 April 1889 266 Library Journal Sept 1890 271 Cutting George House mhc macris net Massachusetts Historical Commission n d Web Bates Daniel House mhc macris net Massachusetts Historical Commission n d Web Engineering and Building Record 9 Aug 1890 160 Corliss Memorial Building mhc macris net Massachusetts Historical Commission n d Web Concord Civic District NRHP Nomination 1983 Kingwill Jerry Breathing New Life into Historic Buildings Professional Remodeler 3 Oct 2008 The Congregational Year Book 1894 1894 Evans Arthur House mhc macris net Massachusetts Historical Commission n d Web Northborough Public Library Gale Library mhc macris net Massachusetts Historical Commission n d Web Library Journal Nov 1895 401 American Architect and Building News 5 Jan 1895 xx Woodward Wm McKenzie Providence A Citywide Survey of Historic Resources 1986 Gilman Block mhc macris net Massachusetts Historical Commission n d Web Rice Franklin P The Worcester of 1898 1899 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Amos P Cutting amp oldid 1073295172, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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