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George Bowman Ferry
George Bowman Ferry (1851–1918) was an architect who was a partner in the architectural firm Ferry & Clas.
==Biography==
George Bowman Ferry was born in Springfield, Massachusetts in 1851. He attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1871-72.〔(Ferry, George Bowman (1851-1918) Dictionary of Wisconsin Biography ), Referenced 1 December 2012〕 Ferry was one of Wisconsin's first academically trained architects. He was married to Cora Phillips of Lake Mills, Wisconsin.〔John C. Eastberg. The Captain Frederick Pabst Mansion. Captain Frederick Pabst Mansion, Inc. 2009. pg. 68.〕
Ferry practiced with the firm Ferry and Gardner in Springfield, Massachusetts until 1881 when he moved to Milwaukee, Wisconsin where he worked in the firm of Henry C. Koch. Ferry established his own firm in 1883. Ferry joined practices with Milwaukee architect Alfred C. Clas to form Ferry & Clas Architects in 1890. The firm of Ferry & Clas was responsible for the design of many structures including the Pabst Mansion, the Central Library of the Milwaukee Public Library, Lake Park Pavilion, and the Wisconsin Historical Society. Ferry & Clas dissolved in 1913, and Ferry continued limited practice.
Ferry died in 1918 at his home in Milwaukee. He is buried in Lake Mills, Wisconsin. His papers were donated to the Captain Frederick Pabst Mansion by William P. Ferry, George Bowman Ferry's grandson, in 2001.〔(Pabst Mansion Archives ).〕
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