Doyle, A. E. (Albert Ernest), 1877-1928

Albert Ernest Doyle (1877-1928) became one of the best-known Portland architects of his time, and his buildings still impress, from the Multnomah County Library to the U. S. National Bank Building. He was picked as the Reed architect for the first decade of building on campus, including the iconic Old Dorm Block, Eliot Hall, Prexy, and the Woodstock Houses. His early architectural training was with Whidden & Lewis, then working with partner William Patterson. Later, Doyle was appointed to the Board of Regents at Reed and participated in many Portland groups.

From the description of A.E. Doyle Papers, 1916-1938. 1916-1938. (CORVALLIS BENTON COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY). WorldCat record id: 756933545

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