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Birth / Established: August 12, 1866
Death / Dissolved: November 9, 1936

Biography

Herbert Bruce Briggs was raised on a farm in Sharon Township, Medina County, Ohio. He graduated from Buchtel College (now the University of Akron) in 1889 with a Bachelor of Science degree. In 1889 he entered the Cleveland office of Coburn and Barnum as a student draftsman and superintendent of construction. He worked for that firm until the death of Forrest Coburn in 1897. As superintendent in the office of Coburn and Barnum, Briggs was in charge of construction of the Goodrich House and the original Western Reserve Historical Society Building. Afterwards he joined the firm of F. S. Barnum & Company from 1897 to 1904.He was a member of the firm of Briggs & Nelson from 1904 until 1923. Herbert Briggs was a member of the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce, Chairman of the Cuyahoga County Board of Visitors, and a member of the board of management of the Central Friendly Inn. He was an instructor of architectural drawings in the Cleveland Central Young Men's Christian Association's Institute, chairman of its education committee and a member of committee management. From 1924 to 1929 he served as Ohio's State Architect and Engineer in Columbus. In 1929 he returned to Cleveland where he worked in the office of J. W. Thomas. He then went to Cincinnati to work with the Home Owners Loan Corporation. Upon returning to Cleveland in August 1935, he worked as an architectural inspector for the Federal Housing Authority. He died in November, 1936 of a heart attack.

Building Name Address Built Status
Library Building for Bowling Green State University (McFall Center) 110 McFall Center East Wooster Street, Bowling Green, OH 1927 Standing

Sources

Cleveland City Directories
Orth, Samuel A History of Cleveland v. 2 p 573
Withey & Withey Biographical Dictionary of American Architects Los Angeles : Hennessey & Ingalls - 1970, p 75

Birth / Established: 1904
Death / Dissolved: 1923

Biography

The principles were Herbert Briggs and Harry S. Nelson. They purchased Frank S. Barnum's interest in the F.S. Barnum Company, changing its name to Briggs and Nelson. The firm designed several buildings for the Ohio Farmers Insurance Company in Le Roy (now Westfield), Ohio; several projects for the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad; and numerous YMCA's. The Western Reserve Historical Society has many of the firm's architectural drawings.

Building Name Address Built Status
All Souls Universalist Church 25 Church Street, Bellville, OH 1894 Standing
Goodrich House East 6th & St. Clair, Cleveland, OH 1896 Demolished
T. C. Briggs Residence Sharon, PA 1899 Unknown
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Laboratory Cleveland, OH 1902 Demolished
Charles Potter Residence Page & Terrace, East Cleveland, OH 1903 Demolished
A. A. Stearns Garage 1697 East 105th Street, Cleveland, OH 1905 Demolished
Britton Power Block East 3rd Hickok St, Cleveland, OH 1905 Demolished
Frank McNeil Residence 16200 Detroit Avenue, Lakewood, OH 1905 Demolished
Mrs. L. W. Brown Residence Cleveland, OH 1905 Demolished
Rainbow Cottage Mayfield Road, South Euclid, OH 1905 Demolished
YMCA 617 East 185th Street, Cleveland, OH 1905 Demolished
YMCA Painesville, Ohio Painesville, OH 1905 Unknown
E. H. Wetzell Residence West 14th Street, Cleveland, OH 1906 Demolished
Euclid Avenue Trust Building Cleveland, OH 1906 Demolished
Fred Schweitzer Store Building Lorain & West 32nd, Cleveland, OH 1906 Demolished
Hinckley School Cleveland, OH 1906 Demolished
Hiram School Gym 2801 Orange Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1906 Demolished
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Laboratory Buildings Cleveland, OH 1906-7 Demolished
YMCA 214 North 4th Street, Steubenville, OH 1906-8 Demolished
Captain R. E. Burdick Residence 1945 East 75th Street, Cleveland, OH 1907 Demolished
Commercial Building Park & Tombe, Ashtabula, OH 1907 Demolished
E. W. Haines Residence 1567 Mistletoe Drive, Cleveland, OH 1907 Standing
Frank W. Whiting Residence 10317 Clifton Boulevard, Cleveland, OH 1907 Standing
Terrace for Crockett and Diag 7507-13 Lawnview Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1907 Demolished
Universalist Church Parsonage Bryan, OH 1907 Demolished
Apartment Building for Dr. Wilbur Crowell 1809 Fulton Road, Cleveland, OH 1908 Standing
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Upson Residence 10908 Magnolia, Cleveland, OH 1908 Demolished
J. E. McClure Residence Warren, OH 1908 Demolished
University of Akron Chem Lab (with F.S. Barnum) Akron, OH 1908 Demolished
Malcolm McBride Residence 1583 Mistletoe Drive, Cleveland, OH 1909 Demolished
McClymonds Residence 8510 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1909 Demolished
Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Young Peoples Society Hall 1433 West 57th Street, Cleveland, OH 1909 Standing
Otto Miller Residence Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1909 Demolished
Thomas Howell Residence Coit Avenue, Bratenahl, OH 1909 Demolished
YMCA Lorain, Cleveland, OH 1909 Demolished
A. L Boyden Garage Cleveland, OH 1910 Demolished
Columbus Citizen Building Columbus, OH 1910 Demolished
Dr. A. L. Parsons Residence Nottingham, Cleveland, OH 1910 Demolished
Goodrich Settlement House 1406-16 East 31st Street, Cleveland, OH 1910 Demolished
Louis Moses Collinwood, Cleveland, OH 1910 Demolished
Mrs. A. S. Parsons Residence Nottingham, Cleveland, OH 1910 Demolished
YMCA Franklin, PA 1910 Demolished
YMCA Marion, OH 1910 Demolished
YMCA alterations Marietta, OH 1910 Demolished
Central Patrol Barn Cleveland, OH 1911 Demolished
Cleveland Press Buidling East 9th and Rockwell, Cleveland, OH 1911 Demolished
Cuyahoga Falls Library Cuyahoga Falls, OH 1911 Demolished
H. G. Rowe Bungalow Medina, OH 1911 Demolished
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Humphrey Residence 1592 Arthur, Cleveland, OH 1911 Demolished
YMCA Parkersburg, WV 1911 Demolished
St. John's Church Rectory Clinton & West 32nd Street, Cleveland, OH 1911-2 Demolished
E. T. Scovill Residence 10528 Park Lane, Cleveland, OH 1911-3 Demolished
Addition to Residence for Mrs. A.A. Stearns 1697 East 115th Street, Cleveland, OH 1912 Demolished
Irving Metcalf Residence Oberlin, OH 1912 Demolished
Mrs. Jennie Poehl Residence Western Reserve Historical Drawings, Cleveland, OH 1912 Demolished
Shaker Heights Grammar School (with Fox & Gale) Boston, Shaker Heights, OH 1912 Demolished
Comey & Johnson 1426 Superior, Cleveland, OH 1913 Demolished
Goodrich Farm Farmers Cottage, Girls Cottage, Stone House, Water and Pump House Summit County, OH 1913 Demolished
S. P. Fenn Garage alterations 2061 East 89th Street, Cleveland, OH 1913 Demolished
Century Building Cleveland, OH 1914 Demolished
First Presbyterian Parsonage 264 Mahoning Avenue, Warren, OH 1914 Demolished
Imperial Hotel 1931 East 79th Street, Cleveland, OH 1914 Demolished
William Hilton Residence 1486 Waterbury Avenue, Lakewood, OH 1914 Standing
Le Roy Board of Education Auditorium Leroy, OH 1915 Demolished
Nile Opera House 90 State Street, Niles, OH 1915 Demolished
Parsch Lumber Company Elyria, OH 1916 Demolished
S. S. Searles Residence 1, 2, 3 Geneva, OH 1916 Demolished
A. M. Ford Residence Geneva, OH 1917 Demolished
Diamond Glass Company alterations Cleveland, OH 1917 Demolished
E. T. Scovill Factory and Office Hamilton Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1917 Demolished
Geneva Hospital Geneva, OH 1917 Demolished
McClellan Tile Company 3444 Hamilton Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1917 Demolished
Samuel C. Bailey Residence 1567 Mistletoe, Cleveland, OH 1917 Demolished
Brooks Company 715 Superior, Cleveland, OH 1918 Unknown
Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist (Pentecostal Church of Christ) 10515 Chester Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1918 Standing
Ohio Farmers Insurance Company Garage, House #1, House #3, House #4, Print shop and office Leroy, OH 1918 Unknown
YMCA Washington, Cleveland, OH 1918 Demolished
KSU Normal School Administration Building Locker Room, Cleveland, OH 1919 Unknown
Louis A. Moses Residence 2416 Derbyshire Road, Cleveland Heights, OH 1919 Standing
Geneva Commercial Association Cleveland, OH 1919-20 Unknown
Bethany Baptist Church 334 17th Street, Elyria, OH 1920 Standing
L. W. Boyden Cottage Chippewa Lake, OH 1920 Unknown
Fine Arts Building and Annex 3226 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1921-2 Standing
Cresswell Building Cleveland, OH 1922-3 Unknown
Commercial building for A.A. Kalish 2612 Prospect Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1923 Unknown
Perkins Memorial Warren, OH 1923 Unknown
A. B. Stewart Residence 3035 Lincoln Boulevard, Cleveland Heights, OH n.d. Standing
Bijou Dream Theatre 410-2 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH n.d. Unknown
Climax Buidling 1440 West 3rd Street, Cleveland, OH n.d. Unknown
Coyne Furniture alterations Cleveland, OH n.d. Unknown
Dr. and Mrs. G.C. Lathrop Residence Dover Center, OH n.d. Unknown
E.W. Haines Residence 1567 Mistletoe, Cleveland, OH n.d. Demolished
First Baptist Church Cleveland, OH n.d. Unknown
H. B. Perkins Estate 128 Mahoning Avenue, Warren, OH n.d. Unknown
Hall - Vargorder Company 1382 West 9th Street, Cleveland, OH n.d. Standing
Hudson Youth Developement Hudson, OH n.d. Unknown
Knight Chemical Lavratory Buchtel College, Akron, OH n.d. Unknown
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Association Ashtabula, OH n.d. Unknown
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Association Cleveland, OH n.d. Unknown
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Association Steubenville, OH n.d. Unknown
Malcolm L. McBride Residence Cleveland, OH n.d. Unknown
Monroe School Monroe, MI n.d. Unknown
Mrs. W.A. Jenkins Residence Ravenna, OH n.d. Unknown
Nickoldeon Theatre 7th Between Washington & Boliver, Oakland, CA n.d. Unknown
Railroad and City Mens Association Bellevue, OH n.d. Unknown
Riverside Cemetery Office Building Cleveland, OH n.d. Unknown
S. S. Wilson Residence Willoughby, OH n.d. Unknown
W.H. Albro Storefront Cleveland, OH n.d. Unknown
F. V. Whiting Residence Clifton Boulevard, Lakewood, OH n.d.. Unknown

Sources

Cleveland City Directories
Orth, Samuel A History of Cleveland v. 2 p. 573
Withey & Withey Biographical Dictionary of American Architects Los Angeles : Hennessey & Ingalls - 1970, p 75

Birth / Established: May 22, 1894
Death / Dissolved: March 27, 1960

Biography

Sigmund Braverman was a prominent Jewish architect who designed forty synagogues in the United States and Canada. He was born in Csepe, Austria-Hungary and came to the United States at age ten, settling in Pittsburgh. He became a naturalized citizen in 1915. He received a Bachelor of Science degree from the Carnegie Institute of Technology in 1917 and served in the military in World War I. He came to Cleveland in 1920 and opened an architectural practice. His work included shopping centers, schools, and hospitals. From 1932 to 1935, he was assistant, then acting Cleveland city architect. From 1948 until his death, he was associated with Moses P. Halperin in the firm of Braverman & Halperin. He was a leader in Cleveland's Zionist movement. He was the director of the Bureau of Jewish Education, trustee of the Cleveland Jewish Fund, and vice president and director of the Jewish Community Center.

Building Name Address Built Status
Muriel Apartments 7001 Detroit Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1924 Standing
Apartments 2374 Euclid Heights Boulevard, Cleveland Heights, OH 1935 Standing
Brantley Apartments 2378 Euclid Heights Boulevard, Cleveland Heights, OH 1937 Standing
Shaker Kinsman Branch Cleveland, OH 1951 Unknown
Bureau of Jewish Education Cleveland, OH 1952 Unknown
Fairmount Temple 23737 Fairmount Boulevard, Beachwood, OH 1957 Standing
Warrensville Center Synagogue 1508 Warrensville Center Road, Cleveland Heights, OH 1958 Standing

Sources

Van Tassel, David D. and Grabowski, John J., Editors; The Dictionary of Cleveland Biography; Bloomington and Indianapolis: Indiana Press, 1996

Biography

Sigmund Braverman and Moses P. Halperin.

Building Name Address Built Status
Warren Terrace Apartments 3310 Warrensville Center Road, Shaker Heights, OH 1950 Standing
Cleveland Hebrew Institute 3654 Lee Road, Shaker Heights, OH 1951 Standing
Apartments for Sam Pedone & T. Immorimo 3255 Warrensville Center Road, Shaker Heights, OH 1952 Standing
North Park Terrace 20550 University Blvd, Shaker Heights, OH 1952 Standing
Van Aken Villas 16207 Van Aken Blvd, Shaker Heights, OH 1952 Standing
Adath Jeshurun Synagogue 2401 Woodbourne Ave, Louisville, KY 1957 Standing
Jewish Community Center 3505 Mayfield Road, Cleveland Heights, OH 1960 Demolished
Birth / Established: 1870
Death / Dissolved: Unknown

Biography

James M. Bostick was listed as an architect in Cleveland City Directories from 1914 to 1917, when he was a partner in the firm Kaufmann-Bostick. In 1901 he opened an office in Massillon. 1910 Census living in Canton.

Building Name Address Built Status
Theatre, store and apartments for the Opera House Company Lorain, OH 1907 Unknown
Residence for M. M. Scott 7709 Vineyard Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1917 Demolished
Residence for George Wadsworth Silver Lake, OH 1918 Unknown
Residence for M. S. Sammons Silver Lake, OH 1918 Unknown
Residence for Michael Austgen Silver Lake, OH 1918 Unknown
Residence for P. H. Schneider Sunset View Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1918 Unknown
William A. Rose Residence 2737 Endicott Road, Cleveland, OH 1919 Unknown

Sources

Cleveland City Directories
Interstate Architect 1.16.1901
WW I Draft Registration

Birth / Established: February 3, 1874
Death / Dissolved: December 24, 1955

Biography

Frederick F. Book was a Canadian-born architect. He came to the United States in 1903 and was naturalized as a citizen in 1905. He was active as an architect in Cleveland from 1908 throughout the 1920's according to City Directories. In 1909 he lived in the Tremont neighborhood. The 1910 Census lists him as a farmer in Hartsgrove Township, Ashtabula County. He is buried in Calvary Cemetery.

Building Name Address Built Status
Thompson Block 3101-7 West 25th Street, Cleveland, OH 1908 Standing
Residence 9708-10 Parkgate Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1912 Standing
Apartment Building 1408 Ridgewood Avenue, Lakewood, OH 1916 Standing
Commercial-Residential Building Cedar and East 30th Street, Cleveland, OH 1917 Demolished
Commercial-Residential Building for Samuel Gurss Shaw and Hayden Avenues, East Cleveland, OH 1917 Demolished
Hotel East 90th and Euclid, Cleveland, OH 1917 Demolished
Residence for Samuel Koslen Parkgate Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1917 Demolished
Residence for Samuel Koslen 1077 East 97th Street, Cleveland, OH 1917 Standing
Commercial Building 12401-5 Detroit, Lakewood, OH 1918 Standing
Residence for Harry J. Reibe 3270 Ardmore Rd, Shaker Heights, OH 1922 Standing
O.C. Eckert Residence 3666 Strathavon Road, Shaker Heights, OH 1927 Standing

Sources

1910 US Census, Hartsgrove Township, Ashtabula County, Ohio - SD #18, ED #31, Sheet 4a, Line 4
1920 U.S. Census - Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio SD #9, ED #611, Sheet 4A, Line 28
Cleveland City Directories

Birth / Established: July 2, 1877
Death / Dissolved: November 1945

Biography

William A. Bohnard was born in Cleveland, educated in the public schools, and attended the Cleveland School of Art. In 1896 he completed the illustrations for the Century Architectural Company's Modern Homes publication. He formed his own architectural firm at the age of twenty-two in 1899 and was later joined by Raymond Parsson. Their office was in the 1900 Euclid Building. The firm's business was largely residential, but they also designed some downtown commercial buildings and Lake Avenue apartment buildings. Bohnard was one of the founders of the Cleveland School of Architecture, later associated with Western Reserve University. He was a long time resident of 9815 Newton Avenue. He is buried in Acacia Park Cemetery.

Building Name Address Built Status
F. M. Douglas Residence Euclid Avenue at East 86th Street, Cleveland, OH 1904 Demolished
J. R. McQuigg Residence 1901 Idlewood Street, East Cleveland, OH 1904 Standing
Southworth Residence 11901 Carlton Road, Cleveland, OH 1904 Standing
E. V. Hale Residence Willoughby, OH 1905 Demolished
A. S. Ingalls Residence 11808 Lake Shore Boulevard, Bratenahl, OH n.d. Standing

Sources

Architectural Record Sept 1918 p.187-198
Campen, Richard - Distinguished Homes of Shaker Heights 19921909 Cleveland Architectural Club Catalogue
Cleveland City Directories
Cleveland Necrology file
Obituary - Plain Dealer November 28, 1945

Birth / Established: 1905
Death / Dissolved: 1932

Biography

Bohnard and Parsson was active between 1905 and 1932, with principles William A. Bohnard and Raymond Parsson. Initially there offices were in the Chamber of Commerce Building, later moving to 1900 Euclid. The firm was mainly known for residential architecture in the Cleveland suburbs of Lakewood and Cleveland Heights.

Building Name Address Built Status
George Holloway Residence 715 East Main Street, Ravenna, OH 1905 Standing
Allen Electric Building 2120 East 19th Street, Cleveland, OH 1906 Demolished
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church 1754 East 55th Street, Cleveland, OH 1907 Standing
Grandin Residence 10723 Magnolia Drive, Cleveland, OH 1907 Standing
Residence for Mrs. George Strauss 1406 East 109th Street, Cleveland, OH 1907 Standing
Peter Fisher Residence 1490 East 108th Street, Cleveland, OH 1908 Standing
Zahnheiser Residence 18101 Clifton Boulevard, Lakewood, OH 1909 Standing
Adella Hughes Residence 2400 Kenilworth, Cleveland Heights, OH 1910 Standing
Rockport Village School addition 15149 Lorain Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1910 Standing
W. H. Marlatt Residence 3052 Fairmount Boulevard, Cleveland, OH 1910 Standing
Mary Goldman Residence 2283 Chestnut Hills, Cleveland, OH 1911 Standing
Milo Evans Residence 13932 Clifton Boulevard, Lakewood, OH 1911 Standing
M. B. Villas Residence 2289 Stillman Road, Cleveland Heights, OH 1912 Standing
A. W. Murfey Residence 2239 Elandon Drive, Cleveland Heights, OH 1913 Standing
West Park Town Hall 15619 Lorain Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1913 Demolished
Charles Beardslee Residence 2232 Elandon Drive, Cleveland Heights, OH 1913-4 Standing
Apartment Building for Peter Hamilton 5702-4 Diamond, Cleveland, OH 1914 Demolished
Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church 10305 Garfielld Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1914 Standing
Residence for Robert & Libbie M. Beck 11527 Lake Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1914 Standing
Louis Englander Residence 2289 Chatfield Drive, Cleveland Heights, OH 1915 Standing
Office addition 14025 Aspinwall, Cleveland, OH 1917 Demolished
Residence for D. W. Teachout 2465 Arlington Road, Cleveland Heights, OH 1917 Standing
Residence for I. Grossman 2481 Statford Road, Cleveland Heights, OH 1917 Standing
Apartments for Harry Lallen and James Hinslea 15103 & 15105 Lake Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1918 Standing
Delrose Brockley Residence Cleveland, OH 1918 Demolished
Kendal Building 214-6 Prospect Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1918 Standing
Residence 2481 Stratford, Cleveland, OH 1918 Standing
Swathwont Residence 11401 Harborview Drive, Cleveland, OH 1919 Standing
Soldiers and Sailor"s Memorial Lakewood, OH 1920 Never built
Frank Maurer Residence 10017 Edgewater, Cleveland, OH 1921 Standing
William Spang Residence 10309 Edgewater Drive, Cleveland, OH 1921 Standing
Hamilton Lindsay Residence 16210 Shaker Boulevard, Shaker Heights, OH 1923 Standing
St. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Church 2124 West 85th Street, Cleveland, OH 1924 Standing
Mary H. Duncan Residence Cleveland, OH 1925 Unknown
James E. Plant Residence 1050 Homewood Drive, Lakewood, OH 1927 Standing
Residence Shaker and Sedgewick, Shaker Heights, OH 1927 Standing
Arthur E. and Ada E. Spang Residence 8808 Elsmere Drive, Parma, OH 1929 Standing
Residence for Klein-Lampl Brookview Development 1215 Brookview Boulevard, Parma, OH 1929 Standing
A. W. Foote Residence Gates Mills, OH n.d. Unknown
C. E. Stamp Residence 2401 Kenilworth, Cleveland Heights, OH n.d. Standing
C. J. Ranney Residence 18124 West Clifton, Lakewood, OH n.d. Standing
Canterbury Club House 22000 South Woodland Road, Shaker Heights, OH n.d. Unknown
Claiborne Pritle Residence - 298  Corning, Bratenahl, OH n.d. Standing
D. Upson Residence Gates Mills, OH n.d. Unknown
Halfrad Farms Hunting Valley, OH n.d. Unknown
Hamilton Lindsay Residence 1055 East 98th Street, Cleveland, OH n.d. Unknown
Liberty Holden Residence Bratenahl, OH n.d. Unknown
Morton Residence Cleveland, OH n.d. Unknown
Paul Lamperly Residence 13995 Lake Avenue, Lakewood, OH n.d. Standing
Residence of C. C. Shanklin 1842 Roxbury Road, East Cleveland, OH n.d. Standing
Stable, Garage, Quarters for E.V. Hale Country Residence Willoughby, OH n.d. Unknown
Tracy Duncan Residence 2799 Courtland Boulevard, Shaker Heights, OH n.d. Unknown
W. P. Wightman Residence 2228 Elandon Drive, Cleveland Heights, OH n.d. Standing
William Newbury Residence 18900 Shelburne Road, Shaker Heights, OH n.d. Unknown

Sources

Architectural Record Sept 1918 p. 187-198
Campen, Richard - Distinguished Homes of Shaker Heights, 1992;
Cleveland Architectural Club Catalogue, 1909.
Cleveland City Directories
Cleveland Necrology file
Obituary Plain Dealer November 28, 1945
Image Source(s): Craig Bobby, William Morgan

Birth / Established: July 31, 1874
Death / Dissolved: April 15, 1934

Biography

Gustave B. Bohm attended West High School in Cleveland and graduated from Columbia University. His brother Max Bohm was a well-known artist who lived in Paris. He was mostly noted as a residential architect with most commissions on the west side of Cleveland and Lakewood. He lived at 8912 Detroit Avenue, where his parents had lived, later moving to 19429 Frazier in Rocky River. He wrote the article "The American Adaption of A Swiss Chalet" for the September 1908 Ohio Architect and Builder, and "How the Architect Helps the Home Builder" in Material Facts, May 1915. He is buried in Lakeview Cemetery.

Building Name Address Built Status
Residence for Henry E. and Emily Bohm 1353 West 91st Street, Cleveland, OH 1897 Standing
Henry C. Bohm Residence 1345 West 91st Street, Cleveland, OH 1898 Standing
Thomas Sloan Residence 1809 East 20th Street, Cleveland, OH 1898 Demolished
Thomas Sloan Residence 1801-05 East 20th Street, Cleveland, OH 1900 Demolished
Albert A. Hart Residence East 85th Street, Cleveland, OH 1901 Demolished
George Bruechler Residence East 90th Street, Cleveland, OH 1901 Demolished
W.H. Ford Residence 10017 Lake Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1901 Demolished
Apartment House for the Verne Apartment House Company 7905-13 Carnegie Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1902-3 Demolished
Parsonage for the United German Evangelical Protestant congregation 3814 Bridge Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1903 Demolished
George Ellsasser Residence 16715 Lake Avenue, Lakewood, OH 1904 Standing
Residence for H.B. Votteler 2801 Clark Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1905 Demolished
Residence for Wm. Votteler 9919 South Boulevard, Cleveland, OH 1905 Standing
R. Hassler Residence South Boulevard near Hampden, Cleveland, OH 1905-6 Demolished
Federal Knitting Mill 2888 Detroit Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1906 Standing
Apartment house for Jesse Nichol Cleveland, OH 1907 Demolished
Albert Junge Residence 6905 West Clinton Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1908 Standing
Residence for Albert Junge 6905 West Clinton Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1908 Standing
Henry Slatmyer Residence 11005 Lake Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1910 Demolished
George Faerber Residence 13405 Lake Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1911 Standing
Krause Building 2042 East 4th Street, Cleveland, OH 1912-3 Standing
Christian Schuele Residence 10498 Lake Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1914 Standing
William C. Fischer Residence 11605 Lake Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1916 Demolished
Residence for Mrs. Frederick Baird Rocky River, Cleveland, OH 1917 Demolished
Depositors Savings and Loan Detroit Avenue and West 110th Street, Cleveland, OH 1920 Demolished
Commercial Building 9334 Lorain Avenue, Cleveland, OH 1926 Standing
Rocky River Public Library 1600 Hampton Road, Cleveland, OH 1927-8 Standing
Murlan Murphy Residence 2243 Tudor Drive, Cleveland Heights, OH 1916 Standing
Junge Monument in Riverside Cemetery 3607 Pearl Road, Cleveland, OH n.d. Standing

Sources

"How the Architect helps the Home Builder" Material Facts, April 1915
Cleveland City Directories
Obituary Press, 16 April 1932
The Critic and Amusement Gazette Dec. 1895 p. 32 por 31
Image Source(s): Craig Bobby

Birth / Established: April 3, 1906
Death / Dissolved: January 28, 1974
Building Name Address Built Status
St. Rocco Roman Catholic Church 3201 Fulton Road, Cleveland, OH 1949-52 Standing
Blessed Sacrament R.C. Church 3389 Fulton Rd, Cleveland, OH 1953 Standing

Sources

"Cleveland Architect Michael Boccia Dies," Plain Dealer 1.29.1974.
Image Source(s): Craig Bobby

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