James Riely Gordon Architecture Photos |
James Riely Gordon (1863-1937) born in Virginia, moved to San Antonio, Texas, in 1874, where he studied architecture with W.K. Dobson and J.N. Preston. In two decades in Texas he designed hundreds of buildings including 18 courthouses. Many of his structures are now demolished. He did the AZ capitol dome. Gordon moved to New York in 1903. |
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| Staacke Bros & Stevens buildings. San Antonio, TX Architect: James Riely Gordon. | Stevens building (1891) (315 Commerce) detail. San Antonio, TX Architect: James Riely Gordon. On National Register. | Stevens building housed a University club. San Antonio, TX | Staacke Bros building (1894) (317 Commerce) detail. San Antonio, TX. Architect: James Riely Gordon. On National Register. |
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| Staacke Bros building housed a carriage business. San Antonio, TX | Bexer County Courthouse (1892) (20 Dolorosa St. on Main Plaza de Las Islas). San Antonio, TX Style: Richardsonian Romanesque. Architect: James Riely Gordon. On National Register. | Bexer County Courthouse lamp detail. San Antonio, TX | Bexer County Courthouse balconies. San Antonio, TX |
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| George Kalteyer house (1892) (425 King William) in King William district. San Antonio, TX. Style: Richardsonian Romanesque. Architect: James Riely Gordon. | George Kalteyer house tower detail. San Antonio, TX | Clifford Building (1893) (423-31 Commerce). San Antonio, TX Architect: James Riely Gordon. | McKean-Eilers building (1897) (317 Congress Ave.). Austin, TX Style: Romanesque Revival. Architect: James Riely Gordon & Burt McDonald. |
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| State Capitol (1900+) (1700 W Washington). Phoenix, AZ. Style: Neo-classical. Architect: James Reiley Gordon. On National Register. | State Capitol copper dome with winged victory. Phoenix, AZ | State Capitol winged victory on dome. Phoenix, AZ | State Capitol museum legislature chamber recreation (legislature meets in new building). Phoenix, AZ |
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