in a house built in 1916. LeClear died September 24, 1931, at the age of 57. Henry Chandler Robbins was born September 12, 1876, in Westbrook, Maine, to Frederic E. C. and Elizabeth A. (Rogers) Robbins. He attended Deering High School before joining the office of Francis H. Fassett of Portland in 1895. In 1897 the entered the architectural school of Harvard University as part of the class of 1901, but left after completing his freshman year. He then worked for noted architect Herbert Langford Warren for seven years, plus two years as an architect for the American Telephone and Telegraph Company before joining Densmore & LeClear in 1907. He became a partner in 1914. Robbins married in 1902, to Ida Leora Leighton of Portland, Maine. They had at least three children. The Robbins family home was at 89 Dorset Road in the Waban neighborhood of Newton, Massachusetts, a house built about 1916. Robbins died May 6, 1941, at the age of 64. Legacy At least three buildings designed by Densmore & LeClear or Densmore, LeClear & Robbins have been listed on the United States National Register of Historic Places, and others contribute to listed historic districts. Architectural works Paine Furniture Building, 75–81 Arlington Street, Boston, Massachusetts, 1914 Vose & Sons Piano Company Building, Wooley Avenue, Watertown, Massachusetts, 1922, later converted to Watertown Arsenal Building #39 Egleston Theatre, 3091 Washington Street, Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, 1926 (razed 2003) Salada Tea Company Building, 330 Stuart Street, Boston, 1927 Waban Branch Library, 1608 Beacon Street, Newton, Massachusetts, 1929 New England Telephone and Telegraph, 6 Bowdoin Square, Boston, 1930 Metropolitan District Commission Headquarters, 20 Somerset Street, Boston, 1930 Bangor Telephone Exchange Building, Bangor, Maine, 1931 House for Marion Nichols, Hollis, New Hampshire, 1935 First Church of Christ, Scientist, Newton, Massachusetts, 1940 References Defunct architecture firms based in Massachusetts Companies based in Boston Architects from Boston Defunct companies based in Massachusetts Design companies established in 1897 Design companies disestablished in 1942 1897 establishments in Massachusetts 1942 disestablishments in Massachusetts