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Birth / Established: 1957
Death / Dissolved: Unknown
Building Name Address Built Status
Bertram Woods Library 20600 Fayette Rd, Shaker Heights, OH 1960 Standing
Wilcox Elementary School 9198 Darrow Road, Twinsburg, OH 1960 Standing
Shaker Heights Shool District Admin Building 15600 Parkland Drive, Shaker Heights, OH 1962 Standing
Birth / Established: 1913
Death / Dissolved: 1934

Biography

This architectural firm was formed by Harry A. Fulton and William Reed Taylor existing between 1913 and 1934. The firm designed numerous school buildings in Cleveland suburbs, and throughout Northeast Ohio.

Building Name Address Built Status
Metropolitan Theater 5500 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1912 Standing
Second German Reformed Church 1221 East 99th Street, Cleveland, OH 1914 Standing
Commercial building addition Woodland & E. 79th, Cleveland, OH 1917 Demolished
Nathaniel Hawthorne School 3575 West 130th Street, Cleveland, OH 1917 Standing
St. Patrick Parsonage Belle Centre, OH 1917 Demolished
West 9th Street Terminal Warehouse West 9th Street, Cleveland, OH 1917 Demolished
Akron Towel and Supply Akron, OH 1918 Unknown
Factory East 74th Street, Cleveland, OH 1918 Unknown
Remodeling Belle Centre High School Belle Centre, OH 1918 Unknown
Residence Scarborough Road, Cleveland Heights, OH 1918 Demolished
Residence for Robert Boggis Cleveland Heights, OH 1918 Demolished
Robert Boggis Residence Cleveland Heights, OH 1918 Unknown
Temporary Episcopal Church Denison, OH 1918 Unknown
J. C. Newman Cigar Company 280 North Main Street, Marion, OH 1919 Unknown
Columbia Township School (Fulton Taylor, Cahill) Columbia Township, OH 1921 Unknown
Rock Creek School Addition 2987 High Street Rock Creek, Cleveland, OH 1923 Standing
Mayfield Middle School 1123 SOM Center, Mayfield Heights, OH 1924 Standing
Beehive School Addition 4345 Lee Road, Cleveland, OH 1925 Demolished
Shore High School Addition 291 East 222nd Street, Euclid, OH 1925 Standing
North Ridgeville High School North Ridgeville, OH 1927 Standing
Fairview Park High School West 213th Street, Fairview Park, OH 1928 Standing
Fields Elementary School Lorain & Root, North Ridgeville, OH 1928 Standing
Garfield Heights High School Turney Road, Garfield Heights, OH 1928 Demolished
Lathrop Elementary School 61 Roosevelt Drive, Painesville, OH 1929 Standing
Shore High School Addition 291 East 222nd Street, Euclid, OH 1929-30 Standing
Beehive School Addition 4345 Lee Road, Cleveland, OH 1931 Demolished
Dunham School Addition 6600 Lexington Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1938 Demolished
R. B. Hayes School Addition 3900 Central Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1938 Demolished
Walton School 3427 Walton Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1938 Demolished
A. B. Hart School Addition 7355 Broadway, Cleveland, OH 1939 Demolished
Buhrer School Addition West 14th & Buhrer, Cleveland, OH 1939 Demolished
Case School Addition 1525 East 40th Street, Cleveland, OH 1939 Demolished
Dike School 2500 East 64th Street, Cleveland, OH 1939 Demolished
Franklin D. Roosevelt School Cleveland, OH 1939 Demolished
Miles Park School Addition 9215 Miles Park Ave, Cleveland, OH 1939 Demolished
Woodland School Addition Woodland & Woodhill, Cleveland, OH 1939 Demolished
Central High School 2225 East 40th Street, Cleveland, OH 1940 Standing
Shore High School Addition 291 East 222nd Street, Cleveland, OH 1947 Standing
Goldwood Elementary School 21600 Center Ridge Road, Rocky River, OH 1928 Standing
Admiral King High School Lorain, OH n.d. Standing
KSU buildings Kent, OH n.d. Unknown
Rocky River High School 20951 Detroit Road, Rocky River, OH n.d. Standing
Valley Forge High School Parma Heights, OH n.d. Standing

Sources

Cleveland City Directory
Plain Dealer December 11, 1961

Birth / Established: October 18, 1895
Death / Dissolved: August 5, 1965

Biography

Harold Ott Fullerton was born in Youngstown. He received a B.S. in architecture and architectural engineering from the University of Michigan. He enlisted in World War I and served in the engineering corps. He was a member of the Cleveland Real Estate Board. He lived at 2459 Overlook Road in Cleveland Heights. Later moving to a residence in Fairhill Village. After leaving Cleveland in 1932 he settled in Albany, New York.

Building Name Address Built Status
Fairhill Village 12309-12511 Fairhill Boulevard, Cleveland, OH n.d. Standing
Residence for I. C. Hinig 1259 Oakridge, Cleveland Heights, OH 1926 Standing
Residence for S. H. Kleinman Realty Barmore Road, Cleveland, OH 1927 Unknown
Residence for S. H. Kleinman Realty Brimbourne Road, Cleveland, OH 1927 Unknown
Willaim H. Ramsay Residence 2691 Scarborough Road, Cleveland Heights, OH 1927 Standing
Dr. C. D. Frost Residence Owaiss Road, Willougby, OH 1928 Unknown
J. W. Ryan Residence Showandassee Drive, Willougby, OH 1928 Unknown
Residence for S. H. Kleinman 16400 Eldamere Road, Shaker Heights, OH 1928 Standing
Residence East 197th and Lake Shore Boulevard, Cleveland, OH 1929 Unknown
Theo De Witt Residence Lakefront and Edgecliff, Rocky River, OH 1929 Unkown
Lake Forest Country Club 100 Lake Forest Drive, Hudson, OH 1930 Standing
Draper Hall Addition State University of New York at Albany, Albany, NY 1946 Unknown
Richardson Hall Annex State University of New York at Albany, Albany, NY 1956 Unknown
Jeffersonville Youngville Central School Jeffersonville, NY n.d. Unknown

Sources

Cleveland City Directories
Fullerton Family Genealogy - Western Reserve Historical Society
Representative Clevelanders p.134

Birth / Established: 1867
Death / Dissolved: 1868

Biography

Principals: Horace Fuller and Alfred Green.

Birth / Established: September 22, 1858
Death / Dissolved: September 3, 1935

Biography

Godfrey Fugman was born in Wurtemberg, Germany. He was educated in Stuttgart and came to the United States in 1881. He is first listed in Cleveland City Directories in 1885. From 1886 to 1893 he was a partner with C. Frank Cramer. The firm would dissolve in 1893 and reform in 1894 lasting until 1897 when Cramer left to serve in the Spanish American War. Cramer and Fugman were mostly known for their commercial buildings. He was a partner with Emile Uhlrich from 1899 to 1903. Fugman & Uhlrich became known for religious buildings both for Roman Catholic and Protestant congregations, including St. Michael's School on Scranton Road, St. Procop's Church on West 41st Street, the Independent Evangelical Protestant Church on West 44th Street, and Ss. Cyril and Methodius in Youngstown. Most notably they designed the Art Noveau J. L. Hudson Store on Euclid Avenue. The firm's buildings had a European influence in their design. The Fugman & Uhlrich partnership ended in 1903. Uhlrich went on to practice individually while Fugman formed a short - lived partnership with Harry Cone in 1905 before he also went on to practice individually. He also became heavily involved in constructing buildings on investment real estate he owned.

Building Name Address Built Status
Business block for I. Bruno $10,000 828 Broadway, Cleveland, OH 1893 Demolished
Cleveland Crematory Building Euclid near Lake View Cem, Cleveland, OH 1893 Demolished
Saengerfest Hall 2466 East 55th Street, Cleveland, OH 1893 Demolished
Residence for Dr. J. H. Lueke 1780 East 55th Street, Cleveland, OH 1894 Demolished
Residence for Joseph Strauss 3812 Superior Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1894 Demolished
Stores and Tenements 4120 Clark Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1894 Demolished
Commercial Building 1738 Columbus Road, Cleveland, OH 1895 Standing
Residence for Richard Schittkowski 2423 East 61st Street, Cleveland, OH 1900 Standing
3 dwgs for James Mattchett Burt Street, Cleveland, OH 1901 Demolished
Remodeling of the former YMCA for the Prospect-Erie Co. (Erie Building) 2125-33 East 9th Street, Cleveland, OH 1913 Demolished

Sources

City Directories 1885-1928
Cleveland City Directories
Cleveland Illustrated 1893

Birth / Established: 1899
Death / Dissolved: 1903

Biography

This architectural firm was formed by German-born Godfrey Fugman and French-born Emile Uhlrich and was in existence between 1899 and 1903. Buildings by this firm had a very European flair. Notably they included the Art Nouveau J. L. Hudson store and St. Michael's School on Scranton Road. Fugman and Uhlrich developed an alternative to the Group Plan that called for the mall directly north of Public Square, terminating in a railroad station on the lakefront. A rendering of their proposal appeared in the Ohio Architect and Builder. It had a much more European appearance, with a domed City Hall and Public Library. It also had sites for a music hall and art museum.

Building Name Address Built Status
Addition to Hospital for Sisters of Charity 2315 East 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 1898 Demolished
Commercial-Residential Building for Martin Hribar 6201 St. Clair Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1898 Standing
Fire Repairs to Industrial Building for William Strangward 2023 Center Street, Cleveland, OH 1898 Demolished
Frank Mares Residence 6117 Morton , Cleveland, OH 1898 Standing
Industrial Building for William Strangward 2019 Center Street, Cleveland, OH 1898 Demolished
South Brooklyn Town Hall 2306 Broadview Road, Cleveland, OH 1898 Standing
Addition to Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church 3437 Superior Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1899 Demolished
Calvary Cemetery Keepers Residence Cleveland, OH 1899 Demolished
Church for St. John's Evangelical Society (Independent Evangelical Protestant Church) 2104 West 44th Street, Cleveland, OH 1899 Standing
Ditsch Hall Baldwin Wallace College, Cleveland, OH 1899 Standing
J. O'Donnell Residence Handy Street, Cleveland, OH 1899 Demolished
Parsonage for Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church 1452 East 36th Street, Cleveland, OH 1899 Demolished
Residence and office for Geroge Hopkins Broadway, Cleveland, OH 1899 Demolished
Residence for A.M. Haber Delmar Allottment, Cleveland, OH 1899 Demolished
Residence for J. Carroll Miles Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1899 Demolished
Residence for Joseph Hornyak, Steven and John Lukacs 2714 East 90th Street, Cleveland, OH 1899 Demolished
Residence for William Kees 3117 West 14th Street, Cleveland, OH 1899 Standing
Residence for William Yost 2673 East 93rd Street, Cleveland, OH 1899 Standing
St. Procop's Catholic Church 3181 West 41st Street, Cleveland, OH 1899 Standing
Stores and flats for John Jacob Superior Street, Cleveland, OH 1899 Demolished
Zion Church 3437 Superior Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1899 Demolished
Commercial-Residential Building for Frederick Langin 6602-8 Wade Park Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1899-1900 Demolished
Commercial-Residential Building for Godfrey Fugman 6610-22 Wade Park Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1900 Demolished
Double Residence for William Schittleowski 2423 East 61st Street, Cleveland, OH 1900 Standing
School for St. Elizabeth Roman Catholic Church 2711 East 90th Street, Cleveland, OH 1900 Demolished
St. John the Baptist Greek Catholic School and Rectory 8021 Rawlings Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1900 Standing
Residence for A.S. Honk Euclid near Lakeview, Cleveland, OH 1901 Demolished
Residence for Joseph Noehelfer Erkenbrecker Street, Cincinnati, OH 1901 Demolished
St. Francis of Assisi Church 7105 Superior Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1901 Demolished
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church 5830 Cable Ave, Cleveland, OH 1901 Demolished
St. Procop's School Burton and Trent, Cleveland, OH 1901 Demolished
Two story frame dwg Dunham Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1901 Demolished
Two story frame dwg for John Weizer Woodland Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1901 Demolished
St. Mary's Church 506 Fourth Street, Marietta, OH 1902-3 Standing
Building for Krause Furniture 5804-8 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1903 Demolished
J. L. Hudson Store Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1903 Demolished
St. Elizabeth Roman Catholic Church 1757 Mills Avenue, Norwood, OH 1903 Standing
German American Club House 44-50 South Exchange Street, Akron, OH 1904 Demolished
St. Cyril and Methodius Church 252 East Wood Street, Youngstown, OH 1904 Standing
St. Michael's School 3146 Scranton Road, Cleveland, OH 1906 Standing

Sources

Downtown and the University: Youngstown, Ohio William A. Brenner March 1976
The Jubilee Edition of the Cleveland Wachter und Anzeiger 1902

Birth / Established: 1905
Death / Dissolved: 1906

Biography

Godfrey Fugman formed an architectural partnership with Harry A. Cone in June 1905.

Building Name Address Built Status
Double Frame Residence for J. Halda Scranton Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1905 Demolished
Birth / Established: May 7, 1861
Death / Dissolved: December 21, 1943

Biography

Alfred A. French began his profession in Toronto, where he built a number of churches and business blocks. He established himself in Cleveland in 1892, where he was initially joined by his brother W. French, who acted as superintendent of construction. A. & W. French was succeeded by the firm of French and Chapman.

Building Name Address Built Status
Commercial & Residential Bldg for Samuel Dettlebach 2933-9 Woodland Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1892 Demolished
J. E. Terry Residence 1884 East 70th Street, Cleveland, OH 1894 Demolished
Business and Apartment Block for Milton Morton 3961 St. Clair Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1895 Demolished
Three Story Brick and Stone Apartment Building Superior near Payne, Cleveland, OH 1895 Demolished
Commercial-Residential Building for J. H. Champ 4 story 1713-21 East 55th Street, Cleveland, OH 1896 Demolished
Apartment House for Mabel Holcomb 1303 Payne Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1897 Demolished
Machine Shop and Barn for Milton Morton 3951-3 St. Clair Avenue (rear), Cleveland, OH 1897 Demolished
The Elberon Apartment House for Kate Shehan 8104 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1897 Demolished
Apartment Building for James Levan 1221-7 Superior Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1898 Demolished
Commercial Block SS St. Clair West of Seneca, Cleveland, OH 1898 Demolished
Factory Addition Hamilton and Kirtland, Cleveland, OH 1898 Demolished
Kinsman Street M. E. Church Addition Cleveland, OH 1899 Demolished
Mariva Apartments for W. D. Drake 6212 Scovill Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1899 Demolished
Library for the Cleveland Board of Education 1443 East 3rd Street, Cleveland, OH 1900 Demolished
3 story apt for Francz Bros McKinstry Street, Cleveland, OH 1901 Demolished
3 story apt for Francz Bros University Street, Cleveland, OH 1901 Demolished
3 story brick factory for Bishop & Babcock 1303 East 49th Street, Cleveland, OH 1901 Demolished
Cleveland Brass and Iron Bedstead Company 1693 Merwin, Cleveland, OH 1901 Demolished
Two Story Brick Boarding House for George Schultz Cleveland, OH 1901 Demolished
Brock Carriage Company East 40th near Payne, Cleveland, OH 1903 Demolished
Commercial-Residential Building Pearl and Erin, Cleveland, OH 1903 Demolished
Pohlman Residence Oliver Street, Cleveland, OH 1903-4 Demolished
Barber Shop for J. Schwartz Superior near Philips, Cleveland, OH 1904 Demolished
Commercial Building Cleveland, OH 1904 Demolished
E. D. Shattuck Residence Amesbury Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1904 Demolished
Residence for Dr. F. Fagan Commonwealth, Cleveland, OH 1904 Demolished
Second Congregational Church North Olmsted, OH 1904 Demolished
Store and Apartment Building for M. M. Levison Prospect to Huron, Cleveland, OH 1904 Demolished
Terrace Oakdale, Cleveland, OH 1904 Demolished
Terrace for T. A. Clark 11825 Detroit Avenue, Lakewood, OH 1904 Standing
Apartment Building for Louis Morris East 88th Place, Cleveland, OH 1905 Demolished
Building for Robert Duffy Detroit Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1905 Demolished
E. D. Smith Residence Euclid Heights, Cleveland, OH 1905 Demolished
Residence for William Howells East Cleveland, Cleveland, OH 1905 Demolished
Terrace for Carl Reiger Outhwaite Street, Cleveland, OH 1905 Demolished
Apartment Building for Samuel Dettelbach 5600 Linwood Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1906 Demolished
Apartment Building for Samuel Dettelbach 5606 Linwood Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1906 Demolished
Apartment House for Violet Pratt 1533 East Boulevard, Cleveland, OH 1906 Demolished
Hotel for H. T. Loomis Huron Street, Cleveland, OH 1906 Demolished
Store and Apartment Carnegie and Morse, Cleveland, OH 1906 Demolished
Apartment Building 1547 East Boulevard, Cleveland, OH 1907 Demolished
Apartment building for Samuel Dettelbach 1543 East Boulevard, Cleveland, OH 1909 Demolished

Sources

Cleveland City Directories

Birth / Established: 1891
Death / Dissolved: 1892

Biography

Brothers Alfred and Walter French were partners in an architectural firm in the early 1890's. Alfred French would go on to partner in the firms of French & La Chance, and French & Chapman and then form his own firm.

Building Name Address Built Status
Commercial-Residential Building for the Haber Brothers (Arthur, Herman, and Henry) 1934-44 Prospect Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1890 Demolished
Joseph J. Adams Residence 1910 East 84th Street, Cleveland, OH 1891 Demolished
Residence for I.S. Oberbrunner 2644-6 East 55th Street, Cleveland, OH 1891 Demolished
Residendce for Joseph J. Adams 1947 East 84th Street, Cleveland, OH 1891 Demolished
Commercial-Residential Building for Hugh King 2549 St. Clair Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1892 Standing
Machine Shop and Boiler Works (River Works & Boiler Company) for Thomas Teare and Matthew Thomas 1201-7 Old River Road, Cleveland, OH 1892 Demolished
Building Name Address Built Status
Cleveland Steel Range Company 2900 Detroit Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1895 Standing
Commercial-Residential Building for Ernest and George Koestel 7807-11 Superior Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1895 Demolished
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