E. Townsend Mix

Edward Townsend Mix (May 13, 1831 - September 2, 1890) was an American architect of the Gilded Age whose career was centered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Portraits

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  E. Townsend Mix
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  portrait and signature

Buildings in Milwaukee

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  Alexander Mitchell mansion (1873), the Deutscher Club as of 1898
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  Alexander Mitchell mansion (1873), later renamed the Wisconsin Club
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  All Saints Episcopal Cathedral (1867)
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  All Saints Episcopal Cathedral, interior
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  Arcade Block (1877)
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  Arcade Block and Stevens Block (both 1877)
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  Bowman's Row (1874)
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  Burnham Block (1875)
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  Button House (1874-75)
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  Button House (1874-75)
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  Chamber of Commerce (1879)
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  Chamber of Commerce (1879)
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  Chamber of Commerce (1879)
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  Chamber of Commerce (1879)
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  The Grain Exchange in the Chamber of Commerce
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  The Grain Exchange in the Chamber of Commerce
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  The Grain Exchange in the Chamber of Commerce
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  The Grain Exchange in the Chamber of Commerce
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  Chapman's Dry Goods Emporium (1872)
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  Colby-Abbot Building (1883)
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  Cook House (1875)
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  County Insane Asylum
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  Curry Pierce Block (1866)
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  Downer House (1874)
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  Downer House (1874)
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  Downer House (1874)
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  Everett Street Depot (1886)
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  Fitzgerald House (1874)
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  Fitzgerald House (1874)
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  Follansbee Block (1867)
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  Follansbee Block (1867)
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  Grand Avenue Congregational Church (1887)
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  Holy Rosary Roman Catholic Church (1885)
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  Immanuel Presbyterian Church (1873)
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  Industrial Exposition Building (1881)
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  Keenan Double Townhouse (1860)
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  Keenan Double Townhouse (1860) - staircase to veranda
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  Keenan Double Townhouse (1860) - columns on the veranda
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  Merchant Mills Block (1875)
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  Milwaukee Club (1883)
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  Mitchell Building (1876)
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  Mitchell Building (1876)
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  Mitchell Building (1876)
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  Mitchell Building (1876)
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  Mitchell Building, central pavilion
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  Mix Residence (1869)
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  National Soldiers' Home (1867-68)
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  National Soldiers' Home (1867-68)
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  National Soldiers' Home (1867-68)
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  Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Building (1869)
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  Peck House (1870)
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  Peck House (1870)
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  Elizabeth Plankinton House (1886-88)
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  William Plankinton House (1876)
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  St. Paul's Episcopal Church (1882-90)
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  St. Paul's Episcopal Church (1882-90)
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  St. Paul's Episcopal Church parsonage (1890)
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  Stevens Block (1877)
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  Stevens Block and Arcade Block (both 1877)
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  Stickney Residence (1879)
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  Wilson Sewing Machine Co. (1874)
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  Wisconsin Leather Co. (1874)

Buildings elsewhere

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  Dodge County Courthouse, Mantorville, Minnesota (1865)
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  Masonic Home in Dousman, Wisconsin, possibly by Mix
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  Kansas State Capitol, Topeka (1866)
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  Monroe Methodist Church, Monroe, Wisconsin (1869-87)
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  Northwestern Guaranty Loan Building, Minneapolis (1888)
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  Northwestern Guaranty Loan Building, skylight
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  Villa Louis, Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin (1871)
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  Washburn Residence in Minneapolis (1883)
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  Williams Free Library, Beaver Dam, Wisconsin (1890-91)
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  Williams Free Library, Beaver Dam, Wisconsin (1890-91)
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  Williams Free Library, Beaver Dam, Wisconsin (1890-91)
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  Williams Free Library, Beaver Dam, Wisconsin (1890-91)