page_title: Bruce Price
section_title: United States
hierarchical_section_title: Bruce Price / Selected works / United States
caption_attribution_description: English: Unmailed glossy photochrom postcard of front of Georgian Court, residence of en:George Jay Gould I, Lakewood, New Jersey, USA. Back is divided. Stamp box reads "DOMESTIC ONE CENT - FOREIGN TWO CENTS" and "Pub. by The American News Company, New York M-7693". It also bears the company logo of a shamrock inside an arch that reads AMERICHROME. Below that is written "LEIPZIG BERLIN NEW YORK PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES"
context_page_description: Bruce Price was an American architect and an innovator in the Shingle Style. The stark geometry and compact massing of his cottages in Tuxedo Park, New York, influenced Modernist architects, including Frank Lloyd Wright and Robert Venturi.
  He also designed Richardsonian Romanesque institutional buildings, Beaux-Arts mansions, and Manhattan skyscrapers. In Canada, he designed Châteauesque railroad stations and grand hotels for the Canadian Pacific Railway, including Windsor Station in Montreal and Château Frontenac in Quebec City.
context_section_description: 10 East Chase Street, Baltimore, Maryland (c. 1870).
  Coryell Apartment Building, 21 East 21st Street, Manhattan, New York (1878).
  James Alfred Roosevelt Estate, Cove Neck, New York (1881).
  "Cleftstone" (Charles T. How cottage), Bar Harbor, Maine (1881). Now Cleftstone Manor Hotel.
  "Seacroft", Rumson, NJ (1881)
  "Far Niente" (William B. Rice cottage), Bar Harbor, Maine (1882, demolished 1943).
  J. M. Wayne Neff residence, Cincinnati, Ohio (1882, demolished). Listed in Sheldon's Artistic Country-Seats (1886–87).
  "Seaverge" (George F. Baker residence), Monmouth Beach, New Jersey (c. 1884, demolished). Listed in Sheldon's Artistic Country-Seats (1886–87).
  Cordelia Sterling residence, Stratford, Connecticut (1886). Listed in Sheldon's Artistic Country-Seats (1886–87).
  Osborn Hall, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut (1887–88, demolished 1926).
  Welch Hall, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut (1891).
  Main Building, Hotchkiss School, Lakeville, Connecticut (1892, demolished 1970).
  Elizabeth Train Station, Elizabeth, New Jersey (1893–94). Built as Central Railroad of New Jersey Depot.
  American Surety Building, 100 Broadway, Manhattan, New York (1894, altered). Architect Herman Lee Meader widened the building and added additional stories in 1922.
  "The Turrets" (John J. Emery house), Bar Harbor, Maine (1895). Now part of College of the Atlantic.
  St. James Building, 1133 Broadway, Manhattan, New York (1896).
  "Georgian Court" (George Jay Gould I mansion), Lakewood, New Jersey (1896). Now Georgian Court University.
  Richard Morris Hunt Memorial, Fifth Avenue between 70th & 71st Streets, Central Park, New York City (1898), with sculptor Daniel Chester French.
  Daniel B. Wesson residence, Springfield, Massachusetts (1898, destroyed by fire 1966).
  Old Washington County Library, Hagerstown, Maryland (1900).
  Whittier Hall Dormitories, Teachers College, Columbia University, Manhattan, New York (1901), with J. M. Darragh.
  Audrain Building, 220-30 Bellevue Avenue, Newport, Rhode Island (1902).
  Bank of the Metropolis, 31 Union Square West, Manhattan, New York (1902–03).
  Northfield Chateau, Northfield, Massachusetts (1903, demolished 1963).
caption: Georgian Court, Lakewood, New Jersey (1896)
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