T Firth Lockwood Sr

Thomas Firth Lockwood

  • American

Thomas Firth Lockwood was a prominent Columbus, Georgia architect who practiced in that city from 1892 until his death, at first with his brother, Frank Lockwood, and later with his son. Lockwood designed and supervised the construction of a wide variety of public and commercial buildings in Columbus and the surrounding area, including churches, schools, libraries and two courthouses. - NRHP, 1977

Notable Position Organization From To
Partner Lockwood and Poundstone
Partner Lockwood Bros of Columbus 1892

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Y/M/D Description Association Composition Place Locale Food Event
Y/M/D Description Association Composition Place Locale Food Event
Architect Render Family Homestead Greenville, GA
Architect James Price McRee House Camilla
Architect Columbian Lodge No 7 Free and Accepted Masons Columbus
Architect Webster County Courthouse Preston
Architect Old Dawson Place Columbus
Architect Clinch County Jail Homerville
Architect Arlington Methodist Episcopal Church, South Arlington
Architect Everett Square Historic District Fort Valley
Architect Moultrie Commercial Historic District Moultrie
Architect Dorminy-Massee House Fitzgerald
Architect O'Neal School Neighborhood Historic District Cordele
Architect CB Tarver Building Columbus
Architect Cordele Commercial Historic District Cordele
1897/00/00 Designed by Thomas Firth Lockwood, Hiram Warner Hill House is built by Frank Ledbetter for Hiram W Hill. Architect Hiram Warner Hill House Greenville, GA
1912/00/00 The worshipers at the "Old" Broad Street Methodist Episcopal Church South decide to relocate and changed their name to "The Methodist Tabernacle". The new church is erected by H A Granger, 1912-1913. Architect Methodist Tabernacle Columbus
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