York. Battell Chapel (1874–76), Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut. First Baptist Church (1875–81), Tarrytown, New York. Lawrance Hall (1885–86), Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut. Homeopathic Medical College and Flower Free Surgical Hospital (1888–89), York Avenue & 63rd Street, New York City. Rev. Cannon Douglas house (c. 1899), Tuxedo Park, New York. Notes References External links Russell Stugis collection Held in the Dept. of Drawings & Archives, Avery Architectural & Fine Arts Library, Columbia University, New York City 1836 births 1909 deaths American architecture writers American male non-fiction writers American art critics Writers from Baltimore Architects from Baltimore Writers from New York City Architects from New York City Sturgis family