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.... He returned to independent practice in 1877, his office in the Lexington Building at the southwest corner of Charles and Lexington Streets. ...e Lorman house designed by [[Robert Cary Long, Sr.]] and remodeled for the bank by [[George A. Frederick]]. Soon he associated with [[Charles L. Carson]];

...lock away at the northeast corner of Charles and Saratoga Streets, another building attributed to Carson. Perhaps Haskell was an important designer of either o ...hip when Carson died. Sperry’s office was also in the Central Savings Bank Building. Haskell’s work in the 1890s very much resembled Sperry’s in that perio

...entral Savings Bank Building]] at Charles and Lexington Streets in 1880, a building which housed several architectural offices including [[George A. Frederick]

...Lexington Streets, which Frederick had remodeled for the [[Central Savings Bank]] with offices above. Several architects and the Baltimore Chapter of the A ...NW corner of North Avenue and Howard Street might be Archer’s most visible building.