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George C. Mason & Son (1871–94) was an American architectural firm working in Newport, Rhode Island. It was a father-son firm, the principals being George C. Mason (1820-1894) and George C. Mason, Jr. (1849-1924). Mason established his office in 1860, and was the first true architect to work out of Newport. His son began working for him in 1867, and became a partner in January 1871.〔Yarnall, James L. ''Newport Through its Architecture''. 2005.〕 Mason, Jr. married a Philadelphia woman in 1886, and opened a branch office of the firm in that city in 1888.〔''Building'' 4 Feb. 1888: 40.〕 The firm was dissolved with the elder Mason's death in 1894. With the exception of the Philadelphia work, almost all of the Masons' known architectural work is on the Narragansett islands. They were mainly noted for their residential designs for summer residents, though they also designed churches and civic structures of occasion. ==Architectural Works== * Acorn House (Edward Cunningham Cottage), 1 Cottage St., Newport, RI (1871)〔''Kay Street-Catherine Street-Old Beach Road Historic District NRHP Nomination''. 1973.〕 * Frederick Sheldon Cottage, Narragansett Ave. & Annandale Rd., Newport, RI (1871–72) - Demolished.〔Marter, Joan. ''The Grove Encyclopedia of American Art''. 2011.〕 * Misses Hazard Cottage, 54 Kay St., Newport, RI (1871)〔 * Loring Andrews Cottage, 553 Bellevue Ave., Newport, RI (1871–72) - Replaced by Friedham in 1888, also by Mason & Son.〔 * Philip B. Case House, 60 Kay St., Newport, RI (1871)〔 * Maple Shade (John D. Ogden Cottage), 1 Red Cross Ave., Newport, RI (1871–72)〔 * Isaac P. White House, 66 Ayrault St., Newport, RI (1872)〔 * Heartseas (Charles N. Beach Cottage), 45 Ayrault St., Newport, RI (1873–74)〔Rhode Island Historical Preservation and Heritage Commission. ''Historic and Architectural Resources of Jamestown, Rhode Island''. 1995.〕 * Cliff Lawn (J. Winthrop Chanler Cottage), 117 Memorial Blvd., Newport, RI (1873) - Altered.〔 * Commandant's Residence, Fort Adams, Newport, RI (1873) * Edward L. Brinley House, 6 Sunnyside Pl., Newport, RI (1873)〔 * Rogers High School, 95 Church St., Newport, RI (1873) - Built with a tower and mansard roof, both removed. No longer a school.〔''Annual Report of the Board of Education, January, 1874''. 1874.〕 * Woodbine Cottage (George C. Mason House), 2 Sunnyside Pl., Newport, RI (1873–74)〔 * Redwood Library (Addition), 50 Bellevue Ave., Newport, RI (1874–75)〔 * John Howland House, 22 Old Walcott Ave., Jamestown, RI (1875) - Altered.〔 * Free Chapel of St. John the Evangelist, 61 Poplar St., Newport, RI (1875–76) - Now the parish house.〔 * White Gate (John B. Landers Cottage), 188 Narragansett Ave., Jamestown, RI (1875) - Altered by Hurricane Gloria.〔 * Cranston School, 15 Cranston Ave., Newport, RI (1876) - Demolished.〔 * Park Gate (Seth B. Stitt Cottage), 141 Pelham St., Newport, RI (1879) - For Seth B. Stitt.〔 * Mary Mitchell House, 13 Francis St., Newport, RI (1880)〔 * St. Matthew's Episcopal Church, 87 Narragansett Ave., Jamestown, RI (1880) - Demolished 1967.〔 * Charles Wheeler Cottage, 247 Eustis Ave., Newport, RI (1881)〔 * Francis Morris Cottage, 86 Rhode Island Ave., Newport, RI (1882–83)〔 * Graystone (Fitch J. Bosworth Cottage), Ochre Point & Victoria Aves., Newport, RI (1882–83) - Demolished.〔 * George C. Mason, Jr. House, 5 Champlin St., Newport, RI (1883)〔 * Fire Station No. 4, 4 Equality Park Pl., Newport, RI (1884)〔Rhode Island Historical Preservation Commission. ''The West Broadway Neighborhood, Newport, Rhode Island: Statewide Historical Preservation Report N-N-2''. 1977.〕 * St. George's Episcopal Church, 14 Rhode Island Ave., Newport, RI (1885–86)〔 * Belmont Memorial Chapel, Island Cemetery, Newport, RI (1886–88) - Overgrown, vacant and deteriorated.〔 * Chelten, Washington Ln., Abington, PA (1886) - Demolished.〔Hotchkin, S. F. ''The York Road, Old and New''. 1892.〕 * Swedish M. E. Church, 24 Annandale Rd., Newport, RI (1887)〔 * Friedham (Theodore Havemeyer Cottage), 553 Bellevue Ave., Newport, RI (1888) - Demolished 1906.〔 * Houses, 1017-1019 Spruce St., Philadelphia, PA (1888)〔http://www.brynmawr.edu/iconog/ajnls/kmag.html〕 * Parish House for St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, 19 S. 10th St., Philadelphia, PA (1888)〔"Saint Stephen's Episcopal Church". ''http://www.preservationalliance.com/''. n.d. web.〕 * Addison C. Thomas House, 96 Rhode Island Ave., Newport, RI (1889–90)〔 * Stone Gables (Sarah T. Z. Jackson Cottage), 100 Rhode Island Ave., Newport, RI (1889–90)〔 * Luce Hall, Naval War College, Newport, RI (1891–92)〔 Mason & Son also submitted designs in the architectural competition for the new Rhode Island State House in 1890. Their entry did not make it past the first round.〔Conley, Patrick T., Robert O. Jones, and William McKenzie Woodward. ''The State Houses of Rhode Island''. 1988.〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「George C. Mason & Son」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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