page_title: Henry Hobson Richardson
section_title: Chronological list of works
hierarchical_section_title: Henry Hobson Richardson / Chronological list of works
caption_attribution_description: English: The John J. Glessner House in Chicago, Illinois - exterior from northwest.
context_page_description: Henry Hobson Richardson was a prominent American architect, best known for his work in a style that became known as Richardsonian Romanesque. Along with Louis Sullivan and Frank Lloyd Wright, Richardson is one of "the recognized trinity of American architecture".
context_section_description: This is a list of works by Richardson:
  1867 Grace Episcopal Church – Medford, Massachusetts
  1868 Benjamin W. Crowninshield House – Boston, Massachusetts
  1868 H. H. Richardson House – Clifton, Staten Island, New York
  1868 Alexander Dallas Bache Monument – Washington, DC
  1868 William Dorsheimer House – Buffalo, New York
  1869 Brattle Square Church (now First Baptist Church) – Boston, Massachusetts
  1869 New York State Asylum – Buffalo, New York
  1871 Hampden County Courthouse – Springfield, Massachusetts
  1871 North Congregational Church – Springfield, Massachusetts
  1872 Trinity Church – Boston, Massachusetts (National Historic Landmark)
  1874 William Watts Sherman House – Newport, Rhode Island
  1875 Hayden Building – Boston, Massachusetts
  1875 R. and F. Cheney Building – Hartford, Connecticut 
  1875 New York State Capitol – Albany, New York
  1876 Rev. Henry Eglinton Montgomery Memorial – New York, New York
  1876 Winn Memorial Library – Woburn, Massachusetts
  1877 Oliver Ames Free Library – North Easton, Massachusetts
  1878 Sever Hall – Cambridge, Massachusetts
  1879 Oakes Ames Memorial Town Hall – North Easton, Massachusetts
  1879 Rectory for Trinity Church – Boston, Massachusetts
  1879 Ames Monument – Sherman, Wyoming
  1880 F.L. Ames Gate Lodge – North Easton, Massachusetts
  1880 Bridge in the Fenway – Boston, Massachusetts
  1880 Stony Brook Gatehouse – Boston, Massachusetts
  1880 Thomas Crane Public Library – Quincy, Massachusetts (National Historic Landmark)
  1880 Dr. John Bryant House – Cohasset, Massachusetts
  1880 Albany City Hall – Albany, New York
  1881 Austin Hall – Cambridge, Massachusetts
  1881 Pruyn Monument – Albany, New York
  1881 Rev. Percy Browne House – Marion, Massachusetts
  1881 Old Colony Railroad Station – North Easton, Massachusetts
  1882 Grange Sard, Jr., House – Albany, New York
  1882 Mary Fiske Stoughton House – Cambridge, Massachusetts
  1883 Billings Memorial Library – Burlington, Vermont
  1883 Emmanuel Episcopal Church – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
  1883 Connecticut River Railroad Station – Holyoke, Massachusetts
  1883 Allegheny County Buildings – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
  1883 Robert Treat Paine Estate – Waltham, Massachusetts
  1883 Boston & Albany Railroad Station – Framingham, Massachusetts
  1884 Boston & Albany Railroad Station (Woodland, part of Newton) – Newton, Massachusetts
  1884 F.L. Ames Gardener's Cottage – North Easton, Massachusetts
  1884 Immanuel Baptist Church – Newton, Massachusetts
  1884 Ephraim W. Gurney House – Beverly, Massachusetts
  1884 Union Station – Palmer, Massachusetts
  1885 Converse Memorial Building/Library – Malden, Massachusetts (National Historic Landmark)
  1885 Benjamin H. Warder House – Washington, DC
  1885 Bagley Memorial Fountain – Detroit, Michigan
  1885 John J. Glessner House – Chicago, Illinois (National Historic Landmark)
  1885 Boston & Albany Railroad Station – Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts
  1885 Union Passenger Station – New London, Connecticut
  1885 Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
  1886 Lululaund or the Sir Hubert von Herkomer House – Bushey, Hertfordshire, England
  1886 Dr. H.J. Bigelow House – Newton, Massachusetts
  1886 Isaac H. Lionberger House – St. Louis, Missouri
caption: John J. Glessner House, Chicago, Illinois, 1986
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