Professional Building, 1101-1107 Grand Ave. Kansas City, Missouri (Smith, Charles A.) Switzer School Buildings, generally bounded by Madison Ave. and Summit St., 18th to 20th Sts. Kansas City, Missouri (Smith, Charles A.) Tower of Memories, 8500 W. Twenty-ninth Ave. Denver, Colorado (Charles A. Smith, Fisher & Fisher, (John Monroe) One or more buildings in Howard Neighborhood Historic District, roughly bounded by SE 5th St., SE Green St., SE 7th St., and SE Miller St. Lee's Summit, Missouri (Smith, Charles A.) Titanic salvage In 1914, Smith proposed a salvage idea regarding the Titanic. According to the idea it involved a custom designed unmanned submarine which would have featured electromagnets that would attach themselves to the hull of the liner. Upon attaching to the hull it would then release a buoy showing the location of the ship. Once this was done other magnets would do the same thing. His thought was that with enough magnets he could then raise the ship with winches attached to barges. His idea would have worked had it actually been known the exact condition of the ship and funding available. Most consider Smiths idea to be the most plausible of all ideas to raise the lost Titanic. References 19th-century American architects 1866 births 1948 deaths Architects from Missouri People from Kansas City, Missouri People from Ohio 20th-century American architects