sons (Calvert and Downing) and two daughters (Helen and Julia). Selected architectural works Downing & Vaux (1850–52) Joel T. Headley House, "Cedar Lawn," New Windsor, NY (1850–51) Remodel of Warren Delano House, "Algonac," Balmville, NY (1851) Dr. William A. M. Culbert House, Newburgh, NY (1851–52) William L. Findlay House, Newburgh, NY (1851–52) Daniel Parish House, Newport, RI (1852–53; 1855) James Dakin House, Dobbs Ferry, NY (plans, 1852) Robert Dodge House, Washington, D.C. (1850–53) Sole Partner William E. Warren House, Newburgh, NY (1853) Nathaniel Parker Willis House, "Idlewild," Cornwall on Hudson, NY (1853) Remodel of Henry Winthrop Sargent House, "Wodenethe," Beacon, NY (1853) Lydig M. Hoyt House, "The Point," Staatsburg, NY (1855), independently Vaux & Withers (1854–56) James Walker Fowler House (project), Newburgh, NY (c. 1855) Halsey R. Stevens House, Newburgh, NY (1855) Bank of New York, New York, NY (1856) Leonard H. Lee Cottage, New Windsor, NY (1856) Thomas Earle House, Worcester, MA (1856) John A. C. Gray House, New York, NY (1856–57) Central Park Structures (1857–70) Bow Bridge (completed 1858), with Jacob Wrey Mould Ramble Arch (completed 1859) Bethesda Terrace (built 1862–73), with Mould Boys Play House, (completed 1868) The Dairy (completed 1869) Belvedere Castle (built 1867–71), with Mould Country Houses (1856–63) Remodel of John Bigelow House, "The Squirrels," Highland Falls, NY (1857) Peter Chardon Brooks III House, "Point of Rocks," Medford, MA (1859) Thomas E. B. Pegues House, "Ammadelle," Oxford, MS (1859–61) Frederico Berreda House, Newport, RI (1859–60) Francis Tomes House, Greenwich, CT (1861) Stephen B. Hammond House, "Ashcroft," Geneva, NY (1862) Vaux, Withers & Co. (1863–1871) Landscape architecture with Olmsted, Gallaudet University, Washington, DC (1866) Landscape architecture with Olmsted, Hudson River State Hospital, Poughkeepsie, NY (1867) Civic planning and landscape design with Olmsted, Riverside, Illinois (1869) Dore Cottage, Riverside, Illinois (1869) Consulting, Frederic E. Church House, "Olana," Hudson, NY (1870–72) American Museum of Natural History, New York, NY (1872–77), with Mould George J. Bull House, Worcester, MA (1874–75) Design for New York City Prison, "Tombs," (1874) Later Career (1869–1889) Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY (1874–1880), with Mould East Side Boys' Lodging House and Industrial School for Children's Aid Society, New York, NY (1879) Raphael Pumpelly House, Newport, RI (1880) Garden, Grace Church, New York, NY (1881) Remodel of Samuel J. Tilden House, New York, NY (1881–84) Edwin Booth House, "Boothden," Middletown, RI (1883) Tompkins Square Lodging House and Industrial School, New York, NY (1885) Canal