architect

Richard Thomas Short

R. (Richard) Thomas Short was active in Brooklyn and Manhattan real estate. In the early 20th century, Short had a partnership Herbert Harde (Steinhardt), which resulted in the design of Red House (350 West 85th Street), 45 East 66th Street, 44 West 77th Street and Alwyn Court at 58th Street and Seventh Avenue as well as aabout a dozen other apartment houses in Manhattan. Harde & Short's best known work in Brooklyn is Kismet Temple (1910) at Nostrand and Herkimer. Harde & Short broke up their partnership aronud 1912.

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W. Wheeler Smith

239 Kent Avenue (1887)
Children's Mission, Greenpoint (1891)

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Adam E. Fischer

c. 1899 - 1123 Broadway, NY

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O. H. Doolittle

110, 112, 114 [old] Metropolitan Avenue (1881)
845 Bushwick Avenue (1887)
847 Bushwick Avenue (1887)
849 Bushwick Avenue (1887)
851 Bushwick Avenue (1887)
853 Bushwick Avenue (1887)
Powers Street M. E. Church (1885)

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Henry Grasman, Jr.

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Henry Loeffler

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H. W. Billard

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J. C. Snackenberg

Architect active in the Eastern District in the late-19th century.

Listed in at least one entry as J. Schnackenborg.

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William B. Ditmars

William B. Ditmars - not to be confused with Isaac Ditmars, partner of Schickel.

Ditmars was a prolific architect in German parts of the Eastern District. Circa 1873, Ditmars designed the new Eastern District Turn Verein on Meserole Street, with Theobald Engelhardt as his apprentice (and Theobald's father, Philip Engelhardt the contractor/builder).