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130: 118: 203:, an artist who had trained as an architect. The firm of Towle & Bellows dissolved in 1850, when Bellows turned back to painting. He remained in practice without a partner until 1852 when Francis Foster, a surveyor, joined Towle. The firm of Towle & Foster was Towle's most productive partnership. In 1855 the two split, and Towle returned to solo practice. In about 1867 Towle had taken his son, J. Edward Towle, into the firm of J. D. Towle & Son. After 1871 he once again practiced alone. In the late 1870s he relocated to 102: 142: 188:. In 1839-40 he was in partnership with builder James A. Morse; the firm undertook alterations to the New York State Capitol and did work for the Lutheran Ebenezer church, both in the City of Albany. In September 1841 he was a delegate at the state convention of mechanics, representing Albany. In 1843 he opened an architectural office in 179:
by 1837, when he advertised the opening of an architectural office in partnership with John Klein. By the following year he was in practice alone and provided designs for eight public schools in the City of Albany. His son, James Augustus Towle, was born in Albany in
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City Treasurer's Annual Report of the Receipts, Expenditures, &c. of the City of Charlestown for the Financial Year, Ending February 28, 1853
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He became noted during the 1850s for his designs of Italianate-style churches, which he built all across New England.
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New York State Archives, AO 825, Box 4, Folder 9; Treasurer's Book, First Lutheran Church Archives, Albany, New York.
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Shawmut Congregational Church, Newton High School, College Street Congregational Church, William G. Fargo House
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Demolished. Towle designed houses for the church on each side of the building, and 401 Shawmut still stands.
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Bacon, Mardges. "An Historic District Discovered: The Enduring Colonial Image of Newbury, Massachusetts".
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No works by this firm, which advertised in Albany, New York for one year, have been identified.
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All except one have been demolished. School 7, altered, remains at 56 Sheridan Avenue.
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1852 - Shawmut Congregational Church, 397 Shawmut Ave, Boston, Massachusetts
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1839 - Unidentified work for the Lutheran Ebenezer Church, Albany, New York.
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1839-40 - Alterations to the New York State Capitol, Albany, New York.
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Towle's early life and training are unknown, but he was a native of
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Unknown - George Howard House, 800 Delaware Ave, Buffalo, New York
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1851 - Winnisimmet (First) Congregational Church, 163 Chestnut St,
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1854 - First Congregational Church (Remodeling), 697 Main St,
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Proceedings of the Rhode Island Historical Society, 1905-1906
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1863 - College Street Congregational Church, 265 College St,
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1838 - Eight public schools in the City of Albany, New York.
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Kingman, Bradford. "Congregational Church, Campello, Mass."
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Collection of American water colors & drawings, Volume 1
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1853 - Bangor Unitarian Church, 126 Union St, Bangor, Maine
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1855 - Thompson Congregational Church, 347 Thompson Rd,
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September 1–2, 1841, Albany, New York (Albany, 1841).
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1853 - Winthrop Street Fire Station, 34 Winthrop St,
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1852 - Central Congregational Church, 183 French St,
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Hammond Street Congregational Church NRHP Nomination
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Decennial Record of the Class of 1896, Yale College
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Charlestown (MA): Caleb Rand, 1853. 7: 601:American Architect and Building News 359:Hammond Street Congregational Church 280:1840 - Engine #11, Albany, New York. 725:The Picture Book of Earlier Buffalo 441:House, Fargo Ave & Jersey St, 25: 795:19th-century American architects 780:Architects from Albany, New York 707:A Brief History of St. Johnsbury 577:Inland Architect and News Record 432:J. D. Towle & Son, 1867-1871 209:American Institute of Architects 634:The Steeples of Old New England 1: 303:Towle & Foster, 1852-1855 199:. In 1849 he partnered with 159:(1804–1887) was an American 121:First Congregational Church, 740:. 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Towle, 1843-1852 153: 138: 126: 114: 419:, demolished in 1896. 415:Remodeled in 1875 by 377:Thompson, Connecticut 205:Kansas City, Missouri 190:Boston, Massachusetts 144: 132: 120: 104: 61:Kansas City, Missouri 647:Old-Time New England 186:Brownville, New York 736:Fleishman, Thelma. 649:Winter-Spring 1976. 455:Demolished in 1916. 447:Demolished in 1900. 426:Burlington, Vermont 404:Demolished in 1903. 314:Demolished in 1902. 228:Samuel J. F. Thayer 692:Baker, Zephaniah. 603:4 March 1893: 130. 272:Demolished in 1883 154: 139: 127: 115: 27:American architect 18:Towle & Foster 443:Buffalo, New York 417:George F. Meacham 400:Buffalo, New York 323:, 2 Congress St, 249:J. D. Towle, 1838 201:Albert F. 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Index

Towle & Foster
Newtonville, Massachusetts
Kansas City, Missouri

North Church
Portsmouth

Harwich

Burlington

William G. Fargo
Buffalo
architect
Newtonville, Massachusetts
Albany, New York
1839
Brownville, New York
Boston, Massachusetts
Newton
Albert F. Bellows
Kansas City, Missouri
American Institute of Architects
Alfred Stone
Samuel J. F. Thayer
Chelsea, Massachusetts
Bangor, Maine
North Church
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Charlestown, Massachusetts

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