Miller & Mayo

Miller & Mayo, later Miller, Mayo & Beal, was a prominent architectural firm from Portland, Maine, established in Lewiston in 1907.

History

Miller & Mayo was established in January 1907 as the partnership of Lewiston architect William R. Miller and his head draftsman, Raymond J. Mayo. Seeking greater opportunities, they moved the office to Portland a year later, in 1908. The office had already had an essentially statewide reputation, but a move to Portland, the state's largest city, allowed work to be done there and in its suburbs.[1]

The firm's work was diverse, but they placed special importance on the design of school buildings.[1]

At about the same time Mayo became partner, Lester I. Beal was hired as a draftsman. In 1926, he became a partner, the firm becoming Miller, Mayo & Beal. That firm was dissolved in 1929 upon the withdrawal of Raymond J. Mayo, who opened his own office. The office became Miller & Beal, and Miller died on December 14. However, Beal continued to run the office as Miller & Beal, Inc.[1]

Architectural works

Miller & Mayo, 1907-1926

Miller, Mayo & Beal, 1926-1929

References

  1. Miller and Mayo, "Biographical Dictionary of Architects in Maine". http://www.maine.gov/. n.d.
  2. Hinckley Good Will Home Historic District NRHP Nomination. 1986.
  3. Belfast Commercial Historic District NRHP Nomination. 1980.
  4. Engineering News 13 Oct. 1910: 171. New York.
  5. Main Supply Company Building NRHP Nomination. 1986.
  6. Shettleworth, Earle G., Jr. Postcard History Series: Waterville. Charleston, SC: Arcadia, 2013.
  7. Engineering News 20 June 1912: 389. New York.
  8. American Contractor 20 Sept. 1913: 62. Chicago.
  9. Stone July 1914: 375. New York.
  10. "History". http://www.marlboroughcondo.com/. 2016.
  11. Ocean Park Historic Buildings NRHP Nomination. 1982.
  12. American Contractor 29 April 1916: 52. Chicago.
  13. American Contractor 24 June 1916: 20. Chicago.
  14. American Contractor 29 Sept. 1917: 39. Chicago.
  15. American Contractor 4 Aug. 1917: 63. Chicago.
  16. American Contractor 28 July 1917: 41. Chicago.
  17. American Contractor 26 July 1919: 40. Chicago.
  18. American Contractor 8 Nov. 1919: 47. Chicago.
  19. Engineering News-Record 11 Aug. 1921: 76. New York.
  20. American Contractor 15 July 1922: 43. Chicago.
  21. American Contractor 24 June 1922: 55. Chicago.
  22. American Contractor 10 June 1922: 54.
  23. Zurier, Rebecca and A. Pierce Bounds. The Firehouse: An Architectural and Social History. 1991.
  24. Scarborough High School NRHP Nomination. 2007.
  25. Marcotte Nursing Home NRHP Nomination. 1985.
  26. Deering Street Historic District NRHP Nomination. 1982.
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