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Show NA.HE I . b, F. DATE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF PRACTICE TYPE OF PRACTICE ~ c h i te':S:::) FIRMS ASSOCIATED WITH other "-..i (2_ indicates MATERIAL AVAILABLE UNDER) BUILDINGS P<ooe->-.\ · ~ I '2) '2:><4' - ""'':f'."" · i fJ e.8 {wt 1,\o s'9='=1 M----Y'l"AC!f'.- ~JJ) PARKER, DOXEY & EASTMAN. A distingt1isbing feature of the city of Ogden is the saperior clRss of its buildings and private resid ences, Ifie fiuo characte r of which reflect great credit on tlu1 skill antl ability of the architects who designed !Lem. 1\moug ·, he most 1,romineut concerns engaged iP this arduous profession :ione have prosecuted their work with more skill or greater success than the firm of Parker, Doxey & Eastman, long and ,ml! known us accomvlishetl arLists in some o[ the Joacling <'ities of tho United State,;: l\Ir. A. F .·Parker the senionirnmbcr, is from t.he East, having acq mred bis roicss10u in Boston Massac!tusetfo, where !J0 bad a oroug rarnmg rn a its l eta1 s; w I e , · r. Samuel Doxey is a native of Ogden, where he is intimately ac<1narnted with the best busmess m en of the city, by whom he is universally esteeruE>d . l\Ir. C. E. Eastman, ,;,ho wns educated at the Unirnrsity of Ilhno1s, comes to Ogdeu from Chicago, wbero be 11·as act1 vely engaged at arclnfochual work, rn which he attained to distiugnished prominence and reputation. rrhe firm is prepared at all hnies to promptly execute onlors for plans and specifications, exercising extraordinary diligence and guarant.eeiug accuracy. 'l'he members also make as 1o?cialty of superintending tbe construction of public bni!Jiugs, private residences, etc., at the shortest notice and upon reasonable terms. 'I'hey are expert desi gners of beautiful homes and high class private dwellings, and were the architects employed in the plannini;t and · erection of the following: 'I'he residences of A . Allen A . R. C. Sm1tb . arn a ian '· T . San ford, \V. . !.mmett and many others ~ p e a k very high ly fo r their proficiency at the busiuess. The firm possess every facility for the successfu l completion of all work entrusted to its care, and is prompt in satisfying the wauts of patrons. 'l'hey occupy suites 27 and 28, First National Bank building. PARKER, DOXEY & EAST!.IAN. A distinguishing feature of the city of Ogden is the superior class of its buildings and private residences, the fiue character of which reflect great credit on the skill anu abilitv of the architects who designed them. Among ·rhe most promineut concerns engaged iI' this arduous profession ::ione have prosecuted their work with more skill or greater success thau the firm of Parker, Doxey & Eastman, long and well known as _ accomplished artists in some of the leading cities of the United States:· · . . - · - - Mr...\. F,-Parker, the senior member, is from the East, ha'l"ing acqmred fos rotess10u Jn Boston, ,\lassacliusetfs, where he bad a oroug ram mg m a Jts etm s; w I e " · r. Samuel Doxey is a native of Ogden, where he is intimately acquamted with the best lmsmess men of the city, by whom he is universally esteemed. i\Ir. C. E. Eastman, who was educated at the Unirnrsitv of Ilhno1s, comes to Ogden from C111cago, where he was act1 .sly engaged at architectural work, m wfocli he attained to distinguished prominence and reputation. The firm is prepared at all times to promptly execute orders for plans :rnd specifications, exercising extraordinary diligence and guarant€eing accuracy. The members also make as l<!Cialty of superintending tlrn construction of public bnildings, private residences, etc., at the shortest notice and upon reasonable terms. They are expert designers of beautiful homes and high class private dwellings, and were the architects employed in tbe planning and · erection of tbe following: The residences of A. Allerj A. R. C. Smith, Dt J. . Qar1;aha~ F'. T. Sanford, \\i. J. mfie\t, and -many others t speak very highly for their proficiency at the business. The firm possess every facility for the successful completion of all work entrusted to its care, and is prompt in satisfying the wants of patrons. They occupy suites 27 and 28, First National Bank building. I ~ ,./ Parker, A.F.: of Parker, Doxey & Eastman A.F. Parkler, senior member of Parker, Doxey and Eastman acquired his professinal training in Boston, Massachusetts. He served fir a time as an engineer with Joseph M. Tracy where he designed a sewer system for Ogden in 1886, completed in 1888. lie was a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers and the Society of Engineers and Contractors. Samuel Doxey, an Ogden native, was partner along with C.E. Eastman. Eastman was educated at the University of Illinois and came to Ogden from Chicago where he gained a reputation of prominence through his architectural work. The firm designed residences of A. Allen, A.R.C. Smith, J.D.Carnahan, F.T. Sanford and W.J. Emmett, among many others. They were not together long as a partnership, but members of the firm continued to practice architecture in Ogden as individuals. Compiled by Allen Roberts, August 1987 |
