Addison G. Pulsifer

Addison Gilbert Pulsifer (December 11, 1874 – January 4, 1945) was an American architect practicing in Lewiston, Maine.

Life and career Pulsifer was born in 1874 in Auburn, Maine, to Haley A. Pulsifer and Lenora A. (Perno) Pulsifer. He was educated in the Auburn public schools, graduating from Edward Little High School in 1896. He then joined the office of Coombs, Gibbs & Wilkinson, Lewiston architects. After ten years he went to Worcester, Massachusetts, where he worked for architects Frost, Briggs & Chamberlain and contractors Norcross Brothers.

Personal life Pulsifer was married in 1901 to Mildred M. Lyceth of Auburn, and they had one son. He lived in Auburn. Kimball Hall, Washington State Normal School, Machias, Maine (1913, demolished) Horatio G. Foss house, 19 Elm St, Auburn, Maine (1914, NRHP 1976) Frank M. Coffey house, 25 Webster St, Lewiston, Maine (1916) Ralph W. Crockett house, 443 Main St, Lewiston, Maine (1916) Daniel J. McGillicuddy apartments, 84 Lisbon St, Lewiston, Maine (1918) Androscoggin Electric Company Building, 134 Main St, Lewiston, Maine (1919) Nurses' Home, Central Maine Medical Center, Hammond St, Lewiston, Maine (1921) Association Building, 1719 Main St, South Paris, Maine (1922) St. Cyril and St. Methodius Church, 51 Main St, Lisbon Falls, Maine (1923–26, NRHP 1977) Arthur L. Mann Memorial Library, 226 Main St, West Paris, Maine (1925–26, NRHP 1988) John D. Clifford house, 14 Ware St, Lewiston, Maine (1926, NRHP 1987) Wade & Dunton Motors Building, 10 Oak St, Lewiston, Maine (1929) Morse Memorial School, 27 School St, Brooks, Maine (1931) Singer Building, 177 Main St, Lewiston, Maine (1934)