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Peter Banner
Peter Banner was an English-born architect and builder〔Advertisement. Columbian Centinel, April 9, 1806.〕 who designed the Park Street Church in Boston, Massachusetts, and other buildings in New England in the early 19th century.
==Life and career==
Banner trained in London, and moved to America. In 1798, he moved from New York to New Haven, designing and building several buildings for Yale College. He began working in the Boston area around 1805, when Ebenezer Crafts commissioned Banner to build his house in Roxbury. Around 1806 to 1808, Banner supervised the building of India Wharf. In Boston he also designed the Park Street Church (1809), located next to the Boston Common.
As well as being familiar with architecture through books, Banner was a skilled carpenter-joiner and mason, as well as a contractor, even worked on his own buildings.〔Keith, Elmer and Warren, William. ("Peter Banner, Architect, Moves from New Haven to Boston" ). ''Old Time New England: Bulletin of the Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities'', v.57, no.207, 1967.〕 At various times he worked with Solomon Willard and others.〔Quinan, Jack. "Some Aspects of the Development of the Architectural Profession in Boston Between 1800 and 1830". ''Old Time New England''. Volume: 68 Number: 249 Issue: Summer/Fall, 1977.〕
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