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548:, all told one of their most important commissions. The prototype for the church was a typical English village church, a common source for a great deal of American churches. In 1925, they would add a parish house to the rear of the church. They designed another Providence church, the Church of the Redeemer, on Hope Street in 1917. In 1920, they completed the spire of St. Luke's in
510:. The resulting building, Briarfield House, is a Tudor Revival design, complemented by a wooded site. It was completed in 1922. In 1925, they designed the Guiteras Memorial School in Bristol. The conservative Classical design was based on a Greek Revival house that had recently burned. During the 1920s, Clarke & Howe was commissioned by the
56:, with Prescott O. Clarke and Arthur R. Spaulding. Wallis E. Howe was added as a partner in 1901, with the firm becoming Clarke, Spaulding & Howe. This association was short-lived, as Spaulding retired from architecture later that year. From 1907 to 1913 the firm was known as Clarke, Howe & Homer, with Eleazer B. Homer, a former
174:. In 1896, Prescott Clarke built himself a large house at 203 Blackstone Boulevard in Providence. Already well off from his prior industrial pursuits, the house was one of the largest then built in that part of the city. It was published in 1897. In June 1897, a design for a residence for Dr. Frederick Danne in
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They also designed several buildings more commercial in nature. In 1911 they built the
Blackstone Hotel on Westminster Street in Providence. Like many early twentieth century hotels, it is designed in a red brick Beaux-Arts manner. It is today known as the Hotel Providence. That same year, they built
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was published. This house, built in 1896 near the foot of Smith Street, showcased a hybrid mix of the Tudor
Revival as well as the Shingle Style. It no longer stands. In 1897 the architects designed a large double house at 184-186 Upton Avenue in Providence. It was commissioned by Courtney Langdon, a
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Colonial Revival houses on Providence's east side. Also, in 1911, Eleazer Homer built himself
560:. Their final church commission was in 1928, when they designed a new sanctuary for the Fourth Baptist Church of Providence. The new building was built on Hope Street, placed alongside the old church, which became a parish house. The church is now occupied by the Mt. Hope Community Baptist Church.
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Barrington. This was a large, Colonial Revival summer residence for a Providence businessman. In the 1920s, they designed a great deal of large
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Fletcher Building (1895), at Union and Westminster in downtown Providence. It is a large, Classical Revival building, built for the Fletcher heirs. Originally a three-story building, in 1902 Clarke & Howe were commissioned to add three additional floors.
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Bristol. The building was commissioned by the family of Samuel W. Church, a draftsman with the firm who would become a partner upon Clarke's retirement. Built to a residential scale, it is considered a "very pure example" of
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Providence, built for Dr. Henry A. Whitmarsh, and another at 140 Blackstone Boulevard for Charles D. Dunlop in 1907-08.
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designs. The first of these was the "Proposed Inn at Nayatt, RI", published in
January 1894. Apparently not built, what is shown is a sprawling seaside resort complex, positioned somewhere in southern
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professor of languages. The two halves are designed to contrast enough to be seen as different residences, but still cooperate as a single building. This design was published in 1898.
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