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In 1883, Field opened his practice in the city of
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that same year. The 1929-1930 Providence House
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in 1889. Field was a member of the Rhode Island
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Frederick H. Field House, 144 Lexington Ave., Providence, RI (1891) -- This was the residence of the architect's parents, and later, his own.
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Hendrick Street
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Grammar School, 38 Academy Ave., Providence, RI (1890) – Demolished.
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Providence Home for Aged Men, 807 Broad St., Providence, RI (1891–95)
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Regent Avenue Primary School, 101 Regent Ave., Providence, RI (1904)
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William R. Tillinghast House, 268 Angell St., Providence, RI (1898)
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John S. Whitehouse House, 195 Lexington Ave., Providence, RI (1894)
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Messer Street Grammar School, 158 Messer St., Providence, RI (1892)
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Edmund D. Chesebro House, 421 Elmwood Ave., Providence, RI (1900)
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John F. Allen House, 40 Oriole Ave., Providence, RI (1899)
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Field was received into the College of Fellows of the
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Providence Home for Aged Men, Providence, RI. 1891–95.
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