Clifton A. Hall

Clifton A. Hall (1826–1913) was an American architect from Providence, Rhode Island.

Biography Hall was born in Boston to Charles G. Hall, an architect, who had come to Boston in 1820. Hall first appears to have worked with architect George M. Dexter, and was the builder of Dexter's 1847-48 block of houses at 92-99 Beacon Street. Hall afterwards entered the employ of his father's firm, C. G. & J. R. Hall. He first came to Providence in 1850, to supervise the construction of that firm's What Cheer Block. 1855 - Providence City Hall (Competition Entry), 25 Dorrance St, Providence, Rhode Island 1859 - Emmanuel Episcopal Church at Brook Hill, 1214 Wilmer Ave, Richmond, Virginia 1862 - Robert W. Haxall House, 513 E Grace St, Richmond, Virginia Demolished in 1926. 1863 - Atlantic Mills, 118 Manton Ave, Olneyville, Rhode Island Demolished. 1863 - Pontiac Mills, Knight St, Pontiac, Rhode Island 1864 - Gatehouse, Juniper Hill Cemetery, 24 Sherry Ave, Bristol, Rhode Island 1864 - Trinity M. E. Church, 375 Broad St, Providence, Rhode Island Demolished in 1927, but the carriage house at 45 Hazard still stands. 1866 - Thomas Goff House, 415 Angell St, Providence, Rhode Island 1867 - William R. Huston House, 309 Benefit St, Providence, Rhode Island Demolished. 1872 - Providence Gas Co. Gasometer, Crary & Hospital Sts, Providence, Rhode Island Demolished. 1873 - Point Street Grammar School, Plain, Point, & Grove Sts, Providence, Rhode Island Demolished for the construction of the interstate. 1875 - Oxford Street Grammar School, 166 Oxford St, Providence, Rhode Island Demolished. 1876 - Gate, Juniper Hill Cemetery, 24 Sherry Ave, Bristol, Rhode Island In an 1895 remodeling, Hall added the building's prominent tower.

Hall & Makepeace, 1884-1886 1885 - St. John's Episcopal Church (Chapel), 191 County Rd, Barrington, Rhode Island Demolished in 1896.

Clifton A. Hall, from 1886 1888 - St. John's Episcopal Church (Tower), 191 County Rd, Barrington, Rhode Island Demolished. 1895 - Arnold Building, 126 Washington St, Providence, Rhode Island 1897 - Charles R. Makepeace House, 275 Wayland Ave, Providence, Rhode Island A house for Hall's former business partner, mill architect and engineer Charles R. Makepeace. Demolished c.2000.