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Customer Customer Location Image Journal 86Th Street Convent New IRVING AND CASSON - A. H. DAVENPORT CO. CUSTOMER LISTING Information on this list was taken from design drawings, photographs, and other images within the Irving and Casson -- A. H. Davenport collections. Additional customer names were found in sales journals. An "X" by a customer name indicates whether it was taken from an image, in the sales journals, or both. In some cases, there appear to be multiple spellings for the same name. When the correct spelling could not be determined, the alternate spellings are shown in brackets. Customer Customer Location Image Journal 86th Street Convent New York, NY X A. B. Cutter Co. Boston, MA X X A. C. Clark Memorial X A. D. Club Cambridge, MA X X A. J. Lloyd Co. X X A. M. Byers Co. Pennsylvania X A. Stowell & Co. Boston, MA X X Abbot, Elinor E. X Abbot, John X Abbott Academy Andover, MA X Abbott, A. J. X Abbott, Arthur X Abbott, E. M., Mrs. X Abbott, Elinor E. X Abbott, Gordon X Abbott, J. J. X Abbott, John N. X Abbott, John, Mrs. X Abbott, Nathan Southboro, MA X X Abbott, Nathan, Mrs. Southboro, MA X Abbott, P. S. X Abel, Henry Hamond X Abercrombie & Fitch Co. X X Abertham Construction Co. X Academy of the Sacred Heart Chapel Noroton, CT X Acheson, M. W. X Achilles, H. L. Schenectady, NY X Ackerman, J. E. X Ackerman, J. E. , Mrs. X Ackerman, Jacob X X Adam, William L. X Adams House X Adams, 2nd, Charles F. X Adams, A. J. X Page 1 of 151 Customer Customer Location Image Journal Adams, Arthur, Mrs. X Adams, Austin L. X Adams, B. X Adams, Benjamin S. X Adams, C. E., Mrs. Newtonville, MA X Adams, Charles F. X X Adams, Clara A. X Adams, Daniel X Adams, E. D. X Adams, E. I. [E. J.] X Adams, George W. X Adams, Gilmer S., Mrs. X Adams, Harry F. Norwood, MA X Adams, Ralph X Adams, Sam G., Mrs. Boston, MA X X Adams, William X Addy, M., Mrs. X Adelbert College Cleveland, OH X Adlin, S. E., Mrs. X Aetna Life Insurance Co. Hartford, CT X Agassiz, R. L. X Agassiz, R. L., Mrs. X X Agoos, L. X Agoos, S. X X Agoos, S., Mrs. X Ahl, Henry H. X Ahl, P., Mrs. X Ahlsen, C. P. X Ainsworth, G. C., Dr. X Akeson, I. E., Miss X Akin, T. R. X Albany Bank Albany, NY X Albee, A. L., Mrs. X X Albree, Fred W. X Albright, J. J. Buffalo, NY X Alcorn, John X Alden, George I. X Alden, George I., Mrs. X Alden, John X Alden, John W. West Newton, MA X Alden, S. P. X Aldham, John E. X Aldred, J. E. Montreal, Canada X X Aldred, J. E., Mrs. Montreal, Canada X Aldrich, E. B. Cambridge, MA X Aldrich, H. M. X Page 2 of 151 Customer Customer Location Image Journal Aldrich, N. W. X Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, Mrs. X Aldrich, W. S. X Aldrich, W. T. X Alex Brown Co. X Alexander, C. B. X Alexander, C. B., Mrs. X Alexander, C. D. X Alexander, C. G., Miss X Alford, E. B. X Alford, M., Mrs. X Alford, Martha A. X X Alford, O. H. X All Saints Church Attleboro, MA X All Saints Church Brookline, MA X All Saints Church Methuen, MA X All Saints Church Minneapolis, MN X All Saints Church Orange, NJ X All Saints Church Whitman, MA X All Saints Church Worcester, MA X All Saints Church Braintree, MA X All Saints Church by the Sea Santa Barbara, CA X All Saints Episcopal Church Washington, DC X All Souls Church Lowell, MA X All Souls Church New London, CT X X All Souls Church Plainfield, NJ X All Souls Church Washington, DC X Allen, Bryce J. X X Allen, C. L. X Allen, C. L., Mrs. X Allen, C. W. X Allen, E. P., Mrs. X Allen, Gordon X Allen, H. G., Mrs. X Allen, Harding X Allen, Mary Norton X Allen, R. N. X Allen, Rollin Heber Boston, MA X Allen, Rollin Heber, Mrs. Boston, MA X Allen, Rosamond X Allen, S., Mrs. X Allen, W. L. X Allen, Walter S., Mrs. X Alley & Emery Boston, MA X X Alley, Howard Crosby Boston, MA X X Allis, F. S. X X Page 3 of 151 Customer Customer Location Image Journal Alpha Delta Phi X Alsen, Nils X Alumni Assoc. of the Mass. Institute of Technology X Alumni Assoc. of Mass. Agricultural College X American Academy X American Express Co. X American Radio and Research Corp. X American Railway Express Co. X American Security & Trust Co. Washington, DC X American Unitarian Association Boston, MA X American Woolen Co. X Ames 2nd, Oliver Boston, MA X Ames Memorial Library North Easton, MA X Ames Sr., O., Mrs. X Ames, Alison X Ames, Hobart North Easton, MA X X Ames, Hobart, Mrs. North Easton, MA X X Ames, Oakes North Easton, MA X X Ames, Oakes, Mrs. North Easton, MA X Ames, Oliver North Easton, MA X Ames, Oliver, Mrs. North Easton, MA X X Ames, W. M. X Ames, William H. X Ames, Winthrop L. North Easton, MA X Ames, Winthrop L., Mrs. North Easton, MA X Amey, E. E. X Amherst College Amherst, MA X X Amicangioli, John X Amory, C. B. X Amory, C. B., Mrs. X Amory, Ethel X Amory, F. I. X Amory, Harcourt X Amory, Harold, Mrs. X Amory, J. A., Mrs. X Amory, S. H. X Amoskeag Bank Manchester, NH X Amoskeag Manufacturing Co. Boston, MA X Anaconda Copper Mining Company X X Anathan, S. J. X Anderson & Co. X Anderson, A. X Anderson, Calvin X Anderson, Frank A., Mrs. X Anderson, Frank E. Houston, TX X Anderson, Frank E., Mrs. Houston, TX X X Page 4 of 151 Customer Customer Location Image Journal Anderson, G. E. X Anderson, H. X Anderson, H. E., Mrs. X Anderson, H. W. X Anderson, Joseph E. X Anderson, K. F., Mrs. X Anderson, Larry, Mrs. X Anderson, Marion X Anderson, W. P. X Anderson, William Stamford, CT X Andover Theological Seminary Cambridge, MA X Andrew, Karl X Andrews, J. R. X Andrews, M. S. X Andrews, S. G., Miss X Andrews, W. S., Judge Syracuse, NY X Andros, H. A. X Angier, B., Miss X Angier, George Waban, MA X Angle, Edward H., Dr. X Anglo & London Paris National Bank San Francisco, CA X Anna Lawless Inc. X Annette, Sister X Anney, C. M. X Ansin, Ed, Mrs. X Anthony, A. R., Miss X Anthony, A. R., Mrs. X Anthony, B. H. X Anthony, R. S. X Apexeon Manufacturing Co. Boston, MA X Appel, D. F. X Applegate, Jr., Octavius X Appleton Memorial X Appleton, F. R. X Appleton, H. K. X Appleton, Jr., F. H. X Appleton, M. E., Miss X Appleton, Mrs. X Appleton, S. X Appleton, Samuel X Appleton, William, Dr. X Apsey, Albert S. X Architects Samples Corp. New York, NY X Arden Studio X Arista Sales Co. X Armstrong, C. D. X Page 5 of 151 Customer Customer Location Image Journal Armstrong, W., Mrs. X Army and Navy Y.M.C.A. X Arnold, B. W. Albany, NY X X Arnold, W. D. X Ashley, Louise X Aspinook Company Jewett City, CT X Astor, John Jacob New York, NY X Astor, John Jacob, Mrs. New York, NY X Athletic Club X Atkins, E. F. X Atkins, R. W. X Atkins, Ruth X Atkinson, E. W. X Atkinson, Edward, Mrs. X Atlantic National Bank X Atlantic Radio Co. X Atlas Portland Cement Co. X Atwood, E. R. X Atwood, Margaret X Atwood, William E. X Auburn Memorial City Hall Auburn, NY X Auburn Memorial Court House Auburn, NY X Austen, Calvin X Austin, Corbin X X Austin, E., Miss X Austin, William X Avery, Paul F. X Aycack, W. L., Mrs. X Ayer, Frederick X Ayer, J. C., Dr. Glen Cove, NY X X Ayer, Nathaniel X Ayer, W. B. X Ayers, William T. X Ayres, A. J. X Ayres, H. M. X B. & O. Railroad Baltimore, MD X B. D. Montague Co. Boston, MA X B. G. Goodhue Associates New York, NY X Babbitt, H. L. X Babbot Jr., F. L., Mrs. X Babbott, F. L., Dr. X Babbott, L. P., Miss X Babcock, F. R. Pittsburgh, PA X Bacheller, Mrs. X Backett, F. M. X Bacon, A. B. X Page 6 of 151 Customer Customer Location Image Journal Bacon, B., Miss X Bacon, C. F., Miss X X Bacon, C. L. X Bacon, Charles F. X Bacon, Francis H. X Bacon, Gorham X Bacon, M. L., Miss X Bacon, M. P., Miss X Bacon, Robert X Badger, A. C. X Baer, Louis Winchester, MA X X Baer, Louis, Mrs. Winchester, MA X Bagley, Frederick P. X Bagley, H. P. X Bagley, H. P., Mrs. X Bailey Candy Store X Bailey, Allison X Bailey, B., Miss X Bailey, J. Q. X Bailey, Walter C., Dr. X Baird, Edward X Baker, A. T. X Baker, Arthur T. X Baker, Charles X Baker, Charles M. X Baker, Charlotte S. Bar Harbor, ME X Baker, David X Baker, Edward X Baker, F. M. X Baker, F. Y. X Baker, Floyd New York, NY X X Baker, G. E., Mrs. X Baker, George B. Chestnut Hill, MA X X Baker, George P. X Baker, Joseph A. X Baker, L. D., Mrs. X X Baker, M. M., Mrs. X Baker, M., Mrs. X Bakewell, A. C. X Bakewell, F. W. X Balch, F.
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