Edwin H. Lundie Papers 1914-71
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Slifer, Frederick, 1885-1948.
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Frederick Slifer was born in St. Paul on May 9, 1885. He received no formal training in architecture beyond attending the atelier of Emmanuel Masqueray in St. Paul, for whom he worked as a draftsman for several years. Upon the death of Masqueray in 1917, Slifer and two colleagues, Frank Abrahamson and Edwin Lundie, formed a practice to complete the commissions that were underway in the Masqueray office. They finished this business in 1919 and the firm dissolved. Slifer and Abrahamso...
Edwin H. Lundie
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Edwin Lundie was born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, on October 13, 1886. He attended grade school in Cedar Rapids from 1892 to 1899 and continued his education in Salem, North Dakota, after his family moved there while he was in high school. In 1904, Lundie came to St. Paul where he entered the firm of Gilbert andamp; Holyoke as an unpaid apprentice. After Gilbert moved to New York in 1906, Lundie remained in Thomas Holyoke's employ until 1911, when he joined the office staff of Emmanuel M...
Abrahamson, Frank, 1885-1972.
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Frederick Slifer was born in St. Paul on May 9, 1885. He received no formal training in architecture beyond attending the atelier of Emmanuel Masqueray in St. Paul, for whom he worked as a draftsman for several years. Upon the death of Masqueray in 1917, Slifer and two colleagues, Frank Abrahamson and Edwin Lundie, formed a practice to complete the commissions that were underway in the Masqueray office. They finished this business in 1919 and the firm dissolved. Slifer and Abrahamso...
Masqueray, E. L. (Emmanuel Louis), 1861-1917
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Masqueray was born in Dieppe, France and studied architecture at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris, 1879-1884. He emigrated to the U.S. in 1887, and worked for Carrere & Hastings for five years, when he joined Richard Morris Hunt's firm and designed Vanderbilt's "The Breakers" in Newport, R.I. Masqueray joined the Warren & Wetmore office in 1897, but left that in 1901 for appointment of Chief of Design of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis. In 1904, Masqueray was asked by Arc...
Lundie, Edwin Hugh, 1886-1972
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Edwin Lundie was born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa and later moved to Salem, North Dakota, where he attended high school. In 1904, Lundie entered the St. Paul firm of Gilbert & Holyoke as an unpaid apprentice. After Gilbert moved to New York, Lundie remained in Holyoke's employ from 1906 to 1911, when he joined the Emmanuel Masqueray staff as a draftsman. While working for Masqueray, Lundie also attended the Masqueray atelier (1911-1914) and was active in the Gargoyle Club, a local training and soc...
