Hessert Laboratory for Aerospace Research (formerly Heat and Power Laboratory) – 1941 Farley Hall – 1947 Nieuwland Science Hall – 1952 Hospitals Boston's Children Hospital? References to "Children's Hospital" are found in "[Boston] City Auditor's of the Receipts and Expenses" Reports (1912–1913, 1913–1914, 1914–1915); and the "Documents City of Boston, For The Year 1914." Uncertain if this facility is within the "Boston Consumptives Hospital" campus or a separate facility altogether. Boston Consumptives Hospital (Boston Sanatorium) A "tuberculosis hospital," this 52-acres campus had 18 buildings), Dorchester, MA Administration or Foley Building (1910, 1928–1930) (The largest building on campus) Doctors' residences, Dormitories or Wards (4) (ca. 1910) (currently vacant and are decaying [reported 2016]) The Power House (1903) Outside United States Ascension of Our Lord Church, Westmount, Montreal, Quebec, Canada Holy Redeemer Cathedral, Corner Brook, Newfoundland, Canada Our Lady of the Snows Church, Campbellton New Brunswick, Canada St. Patrick Church, Mexico City, Mexico See also Maginnis, Walsh and Sullivan References Defunct architecture firms based in Massachusetts Companies based in Boston Architects from Boston American ecclesiastical architects Architects of Roman Catholic churches