This is a list of the works of the architect Alfred C. Finn.
Chronological list NameCityAddressYearNRHP-listed?StatusType of WorkNotesGreat Jones Building Houston708 Main Street1908Attributed to Sanguinet & Staats, with possible assistance from FinnA. S. Cleveland House Houston8 Courtlandt Place1911YesArchitectWith Sanguinet & StaatsJames L. Autry House, Courtlandt PlaceHouston5 Courtlandt Place1912YesArchitectWith Sanguinet & StaatsLink-Lee HouseHouston3800 Montrose1912YesSt. Thomas University campusArchitectWith Sanguinet & StaatsRice HotelHouston790 Texas Avenue1913YesPost LoftsSupervising ArchitectDesigned by Mauran, Russell & Crowell.Foster BuildingHouston801 Texas Avenue1914Demolished 2017Designing ArchitectAKA, The Houston Chronicle BuildingRusk BuildingHoustonTexas and Travis1916Demolished 2017Designing ArchitectLater annexed to the Houston Chronicle BuildingSterling-Berry HouseHouston4515 Yoakum Boulevard1916YesArchitectPortico added in 1919Henry H. Dickson HouseHouston3614 Montrose1917ArchitectHumble Gas StationHoustonMain Street at Jefferson1918ArchitectWoodward HouseHouston1605 Heights Boulevard1918yesArchitectJones-Hunt HouseHouston24 Courtlandt Place1920YesArchitectEarl K. Wharton HouseHouston12 Remington Lane1920ArchitectSid Westheimer HouseHoustonMontrose1920YesArchitectL.A. and Adelheid Machemehl HouseBellville, Texas1920YesArchitectInternational & Great Northern HospitalPalestine, Texas919 S. Magnolia1922ArchitectMelba TheatreDallas1913 Elm1922Demolished 1971Designing ArchitectBuilt for John T. and Jesse H. JonesWalter Fondren HouseHouston3410 Montrose1922Designing ArchitectState National Bank Building (Houston, Texas)Houston412 Main1923yesDesigning ArchitectHouston Light Guard ArmoryHouston1925Houston Buffalo Soldiers MuseumDesigning ArchitectSimon TheatreBrenham, Texas1925Designing ArchitectPart of the Brenham Downtown Historic District, NRHP-listed districtHermann Hospital HoustonTexas Medical Center1925Associate ArchitectLamar HotelHouston1926DemolishedDesigning ArchitectMetropolitan TheaterWelling (2007), p. 68.Houston1018 Main Street1926Demolished 1973Supervising ArchitectDesigned by Jordan MacKenzieCoca-Cola Bottling PlantHouston707 Live Oak Street1926Demolished 2007Loew's State TheaterWelling (2007), pp. 74, 82Houston1022 Main Street1927Demolished 1973Supervising ArchitectDesigned by Victor E. JohnsonKirby BuildingHouston1927Designing ArchitectRoss S. Sterling HouseBay Ridge, Texas1928Designing ArchitectThe Smart ShopHouston905 Main Street1928Sam Houston HallFenberg (2011), pp. 140141.Houston801 Bagby1928Demolished in 1936ArchitectWith Kenneth Franzheim. Replaced by the Sam Houston Coliseum. Now the site of the Hobby Center for the Performing Arts.Worth Hotel and Worth TheaterFort Worth, Texas1928Designing ArchitectWith Wyatt C. HedrickScottish Rite Cathedral (Galveston, Texas)Beasley and Fox (1996), pp. 48−49.Galveston2128 Church Street1929YesKrupp and Tuffly BuildingHouston901 Main Street1929Gulf BuildingHouston712 Main Street1929YesDesignerWith Kenneth Franzheim and J.E.R. Carpenter. Tallest building in Houston from 1929 to 1963. NRHP-listed.William Lewis Moody III HouseGalveston16 South Cedar Lawn1929Managing officeDesign credit to Robert C. Smallwood. Contributing property to the Cedar Lawn Historic District (NRHP-listed)St. Paul's United Methodist ChurchHenry (1993), pp. 104105.HoustonMain St.1930Designing architectForest Hill Abbey mausoleumKansas City, Missouri1931Designing ArchitectPeople's National Bank BuildingTyler, Texas102 N. College Avenue1932YesDesigning ArchitectJefferson Davis HospitalStrom (2010), p. 55.Houston1801 Allen Parkway1937Demolished 1999DesignerWith Joseph FingerSam Houston Coliseum and Houston Music HallHouston801 Bagby St1937Demolished 1998ArchitectGalveston US Post Office, Custom House and CourthouseGalveston601 25th Street1937YesNRHP-listed in 2001San Jacinto MonumentLa Porte1 Monument Circle1938Located at the Battle of San Jacinto Battlefield National Historic Landmark DistrictTexas A&M University dormitory complexCollege Station, Texas1940Designing ArchitectU.S. Naval HospitalHouston1945DemolishedDesigning ArchitectAlso used as a Veterans Administration HospitalCity National Bank BuildingHouston921 Main street1946-47YesOr located at 1001 McKinney Ave. NRHP-listed in 2000.First National Bank of Goose CreekBaytown300 West Texas Avenue1948Ezekiel W. Cullen BuildingHoustonUniversity of Houston1950University of Houston administration building; performance hallSakowitz Bros. Department StoreHouston1111 Main Street1951Arabia Temple Crippled Children's HospitalHouston1952Designing ArchitectTexas Medical CenterFirst National Bank buildingLongview, Texas1956Designing ArchitectBen Taub HospitalHouston1963Designing ArchitectWith C. A. Johnson and H. E. Maddox.
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