PCAD - Frederick A. Sexton

Male, born 1852

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Sexton, Frederick A., Architect

Professional History

Résumé

Principal, Federick A. Sexton, Architect, Tacoma, WA, 1887-1891.

Principal, Federick A. Sexton, Architect, Everett, WA, 1891-1894.

Principal, Federick A. Sexton, Architect, Seattle, WA, 1901-1911.

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Relocation

Born in England, Sexton indicated that he was 58 years old when the Federal Census was taken in Seattle, WA, in 1910. At this time, he lived in the W7P4 Precinct of Seattle.

According to architectural historian, Dennis A. Andersen, Sexton favored the use of the Mission Revival Style, a style popularized on the West Coast in California during the 1890s-1900s. (See Jeffrey Karl Ochsner, Shaping Seattle Architecture, [Seattle: University of Washington Press, 1994], p. 350.)

PCAD id: 2749

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Buildings and other works

Name	Date	City	State
Davis House Project, Seattle, WA	1902
Hancock Apartments, Downtown, Seattle, WA	1902-1903
Mueller Wholesale Block, Pioneer Square, Seattle, WA		Seattle	WA
Parker, George H., House, Capitol Hill, Seattle, WA	1902	Seattle	WA
Puget Sound University, Main Building, Tacoma, WA		Tacoma	WA
Russell, Annie, House, University District, Seattle, WA	1904	Seattle	WA
Russell, Homer E. and Cora Mae Frost, House, University District, Seattle, WA	1904	Seattle	WA
Seattle Public Schools, Bayview School, Ballard, Seattle, WA		Seattle	WA

Publications

Woodbridge, Sally, Montgomery, Roger, Guide to Architecture in Washington State, 208, 1980. Woodbridge, Sally, Montgomery, Roger, Guide to Architecture in Washington State, 208, 1980. "Real Estate and Building Review", Seattle Daily Times, 32, 1902-06-08. Andersen, Dennis, "Additional Significant Seattle Architects: Sexton, Frederick A.", Shaping Seattle Architecture, 350, 1994.

Frederick A. Sexton (Architect)

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