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Male, US, born 1868-10-11, died 1957-04-20
Associated with the firms network
McDougall Brothers, Architects; State of California, Department of Engineering, Department of Architecture, McDougall, George, State Architect
Résumé
Partner, McDougall Brothers, Architects, San Francisco, CA.
State Architect, State of California, Chief, Division of Architecture,Sacramento, CA, 1913-c. 1922.
Professional Activities
George B. McDougall served as the President and Trustee of the American Institute of Architects (AIA), San Francisco Chapter, in 1914. (See "With the Architects and Engineers," Architect and Engineer of California, vol. XXXVIII, no. 2, 09/1914, p. 114.)
Relocation
McDougall died in Marin County, CA, at the age of 88.
Parents
His father was Barnett McDougall (1825-1905), an early architect and builder in San Francisco, CA. Barnett arrived in the city in 1856. His mother's maiden name was Geer.
George McDougall's elder brother was Charles C. McDougall (born in 1857 in San Francisco-d. 1930), with whom he practiced in the firm of McDougall Brothers, Architects, along with another older brother, Benjamin McDougall (1865-1937).
PCAD id: 1839
| Name | Date | City | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| 353 Sacramento Street, San Francisco, CA | San Francisco | CA | |
| Calvary Presbyterian Church, Pacific Heights, San Francisco, CA | San Francisco | CA | |
| Hanford Public Library, Carnegie Library, Hanford, CA | 1904-1905 | Hanford | CA |
| Kings County, Jail, Hanford, CA | 1898 | Hanford | CA |
| Merced Security Savings Bank, Merced, CA | 1905 | Merced | CA |
| Oakwood Hotel, San Francisco, CA | 1907 | San Francisco | CA |
| Sheldon Building #2, South of Market, San Francisco, CA | 1907 | San Francisco | CA |
| Visalia First National Bank, Headquarters, Visalia, CA | 1905 | Visalia | CA |
| Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA), Building #2, San Francisco, CA | San Francisco | CA |
