O. G. Roquemore

Otho Gibson "O. G." Roquemore Sr. (December 2, 1856 – October 25, 1925) was an American architect, active in Texas.

Life and career Otho Gibson Roquemore was born on December 2, 1856, in Tobotow, Georgia. His father Thomas C. Roquemore was a planter who owned slaves and died after serving in the Confederate States Army and being wounded in the Battle of Arkansas Post in 1863. He is buried at Grove Hill Memorial Park in Dallas, Texas.

Works Chickasaw National Bank (c. 1892) in Purcell, Indian Territory (now Purcell, Oklahoma) Old Potter County Courthouse (c. 1896) in Amarillo, Texas Hartley County Courthouse (1906) at 900 Main Street, Channing, Texas Hartley County Jail (1906) in Channing, Texas Jons–Gilvin House (1907) at 1500 South Buchanan Street, Amarillo, Texas; NRHP-listed Amarillo National Bank (1907 addition), Amarillo, Texas Oldham County Courthouse (1915) in Tascosa, Texas; a ghost town just north of Vega, Texas, now the Julian Bivins Museum Old Central Presbyterian Church in Amarillo, Texas