R. Ross, and a daughter, Sally L. Pestalozzi. In the last 10 years of his life Ross spent his summers in Rockport, and continued his work up until the age of 72, only a year prior to his death. After what was described as "a brief illness", Louis Warren Ross died on Thursday, September 8, 1966. Although his namesake is confined to the Builder's Association plaques of the many university buildings, never before, or since, has the Amherst campus been shaped so thoroughly by any single individual as Ross had done in his 30 years of service to the institution. It may be said that entire sections of the campus, encompass his legacy. Selected works Newton Board of Appeals Building, Newton, Massachusetts (1962) University of Massachusetts Amherst Arnold House (1954) Baker House (1952) Brett House (1962) Brooks House (1949) Butterfield House (1940) Chadbourne House (1947) Dwight House (1959) Greenough House (1946) Gorman House (1962) Hamlin House (1949) Johnson House (1960) Knowlton House (1949) Leach House (1953) Lewis House (1940) Lincoln Apartments (1958) Mary Lyon House (1959) New Africa House, formerly "Mills House" (1948) Paige Laboratory (1951) Skinner Hall (1947) South College, renovations (1939) Student Union (1957) Thatcher House (1935) Thayer Laboratory (1953, 1956) University Apartments (1949) Van Meter House (1957) Wheeler House (1958) Other academic buildings Bowen Elementary School, Newton, Massachusetts (1952) East Street School, Amherst, Massachusetts (1936) Jackson Gymnasium, Tufts University (1947) Leeds Elementary School, Northampton, Massachusetts (1953) Winchester High School, Winchester, Massachusetts (1955) References 1893 births 1966 deaths 20th-century American architects American military personnel of World War I Architects from Massachusetts Architects from Boston People from Arlington, Massachusetts Massachusetts Agricultural College alumni University of Massachusetts Amherst buildings Artists from Newton, Massachusetts Harvard Graduate School of Design alumni Arlington High School (Massachusetts) alumni