Russian Orthodox Church. Gaul-Forrest House, 1326-36 North Broad Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (1853–54), attributed to Button. First Baptist Church, Broad & Arch Streets, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (1853–56, demolished 1898). First Dutch Reformed Church, 7th & Spring Garden Streets, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (1853–55). Arch Street Presbyterian Church, 1726-32 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (1855), Hoxie & Button. Mount Moriah Cemetery Gatehouse, 6299 Kingsessing Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (1855). Leland Building, 37-39 South 3rd Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (1855). Joseph H. Schenck Building, 535 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (1869–72, partially demolished 1938, demolished 1959). Camden, New Jersey Second Presbyterian Church, 416 South 4th Street, Camden, New Jersey (1865–66). First Presbyterian Church, 5th & Penn Streets, Camden, New Jersey (1871–73). (Second) Camden City Hall, Haddon Avenue & Benson Street, Camden, New Jersey (1874–75, demolished 1930). Richard Fetters School, 3rd & Walnut Streets, Camden, New Jersey (1875). A boys grammar school diagonally opposite the Mulford School. Isaac S. Mulford School, 3rd & Walnut Streets., Camden, New Jersey (1875, demolished post-1956). A girls grammar school diagonally opposite the Fetters School. John W. Mickle School, 6th & Van Hook Streets, Camden, New Jersey (1875–76, demolished 1971). Cape May, New Jersey Stockton Hotel, Cape May, New Jersey (1868–69). John M. McCreary House, 34 Gurney Street, Cape May, New Jersey (1869–70). Now Christian Science Society (Cape May, New Jersey). Jackson's Club House, 635 Columbia Avenue, Cape May, New Jersey (1872). Stockton Place Houses (row of 10 balloon-frame houses), 12-30 Gurney Street, Cape May, New Jersey (1871–72, 2 houses demolished). Expansion of Chalfonte Hotel, Howard & Sewell Streets, Cape May, New Jersey (1879). Congress Hall Hotel, 251 Beach Avenue, Cape May, New Jersey (1879). The previous Congress Hall Hotel burned in 1878. Windsor Hotel, Windsor Street & Beach Avenue, Cape May, New Jersey (1879, burned 1979). J. R. Evans House, 207 Congress Place, Cape May, New Jersey (1882–83). E. C. Knight House, 203 Congress Place, Cape May, New Jersey (1882–83). Atlantic Terrace Houses (row of 7 balloon-frame houses), Jackson Street, Cape May, New Jersey (1891–92). Elsewhere (First) Alabama State Capitol, Montgomery, Alabama (1846–47, burned and demolished 1849). Knox Hall, 419 South Perry Street, Montgomery, Alabama (1848). Central Bank of Alabama, 1 Dexter Avenue, Montgomery, Alabama (1854). Now Alabama State Council on the Arts. Adams County Courthouse, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania (1858–59). Abram Minis House, 204 East Jones Street, Savannah, Georgia (1859–60). Alterations to Cargill House, 1316 3rd Avenue, Columbus, Georgia (circa 1860). Evergreen Cemetery gatehouse, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania