page_title: James H. Windrim
section_title: Philadelphia buildings
hierarchical_section_title: James H. Windrim / Selected works / Philadelphia buildings
caption_attribution_description: Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, across from Philadelphia City Hall
context_page_description: James Hamilton Windrim was a Philadelphia architect who specialized in public buildings.
context_section_description: Philadelphia Masonic Temple, NE corner Broad & Filbert Streets (1868–73).
  Academy of Natural Sciences, 1900 Logan Square (now Logan Circle) (1868–72).
  Kemble-Bergdoll Mansion, 2201-05 Green Street, (ca. 1885). Windrim added the carriage house in 1889.
  Falls Bridge over Schuylkill River, Fairmount Park (1894–95), with George S. Webster, chief engineer, City of Philadelphia.
  Smith Memorial Playground & Playhouse, Reservoir Drive, East Fairmount Park (1898–99).
  Smith Memorial Arch (Civil War Memorial), South Concourse & Lansdowne Drive, West Fairmount Park (1898–1912), with John T. Windrim.
  North American Building, 121 South Broad Street (1900). This was the tallest building in Philadelphia for about a year, until the 1901 completion of City Hall Tower.
  Commonwealth Title & Trust Company Building, 1201-05 Chestnut Street (1901–06), with John T. Windrim.
  Main Building, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, 132 South 10th Street (1903).
  Lafayette Building, NE corner Fifth & Chestnut Streets (1907–08), with John T. Windrim.
caption: Philadelphia Masonic Temple, Philadelphia, PA (1868-73).
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