John Darlington Newcomer

John Darlington Newcomer (August 23, 1867 — June 12, 1931) was an American architect whose practice focused on Charleston, South Carolina in the early 20th century. C.D. Franke warehouses and offices (1908) (177 Church St.) 332 King St. (1909) (expansion and remodel) 334 King St. (1909) (expansion and remodel) 198 Calhoun St. (1909) (no longer extant) R.A. Kinloch Home for Nurses (1910) (Calhoun St.) G.G. Creighton Residence, 52 Rutledge Avenue (1912) Bethel Methodist Episcopal Sunday school (1912) (55 Pitt St.) Baker Sanatorium (1912) (55 Ashley Ave.) Liberty & Citizens' Bank (1914) (253 King St.) 209 Meeting St., Charleston (1914) 213 Meeting St., Charleston (1914) The St. Margaret's Home (10 St. Margaret St.) Sottile-Cadillac Co. garage (255-263 Meeting St.) (1919) St. Peter's Protestant Episcopal Church and rectory (570 Rutledge Ave.) J.M. Connelley Memorial Chapel (313 Meeting St.) South Atlantic Mortgage Co. building, 71 Broad St. (1929) Dr. J. Sumter Rhame house (1931) (65 South Battery) St. Paul's school, Meggett, South Carolina Atlantic National Bank (515 King St.) Evening Post building (134 Meeting St.) (destroyed in fire in 1979) 807 Rutledge Ave., Charleston Warren Halsey Dunning house (419 W. Carolina Ave. Summerville, SC)

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