A partial list of Guastavino sites around the country

The works of the Guastavino Company are hidden in plain sight in hundreds of public spaces across the country. Here are some highlights, listed by state:

ALABAMA

— Emanu-el Temple, Birmingham, 1911

ARKANSAS

— Scottish Rite Temple, Little Rock. 1922-23.

CALIFORNIA

— The Museum of Man, San Diego, 1915

— Grace Cathedral, San Francisco, 1926-1943

— University of California, Berkeley, Hearst Building, 1906

CONNECTICUT

— Connecticut State Library and Supreme Court Building, Hartford, 1910

— Yale University, Peabody Museum of Natural History, 1923-24

FLORIDA

— Florida State Supreme Court Building, Tallahassee

GEORGIA

— U.S. Custom House and Post Office, Brunswick

ILLINOIS

— Chicago Theological Seminary, Chicago, 1927

— University of Chicago, Rockefeller Memorial Chapel, Chicago, 1925-28

MASSACHUSETTS

— Boston Public Library, Boston, 1889-1890

— Forsyth Dental Infirmary (now owned by Museum of Fine Arts), Boston, 1912

— Guastavino Factory Building (now Tocci Building Companies), Woburn, 1906-07

— Harvard University, Widener Memorial Library, Cambridge, 1915

MICHIGAN

— University of Michigan, Hutchins Hall, Ann Arbor, 1932

MINNESOTA

— Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Minneapolis, 1914

NEBRASKA

— Nebraska state capitol, Lincoln, 1922-32

NEW JERSEY

— Atlantic City Convention Center, 1927-29

— Drew University, Seminary Hall

— Morristown Passenger Station, Morristown, 1913

— Princeton University Chapel, 1925-28

NEW YORK

— Bronx Zoo, Elephant House, 1908

— Buffalo City Hall, 1930-31

— Cathedral of St. John the Divine, NYC, 1899-1940

— Columbia University, St. Paul’s Chapel, 1904-07

— Ellis Island, Registry Hall, NYC, 1917

— Temple Emanu-El, NYC, 1916

— St. Bartholomew’s Church, NYC, 1917-1921, 1929, 1930

— Grand Central Terminal, Oyster Bay and Whispering Gallery, 1912

— Lord and Taylor Building, Fifth Avenue, NYC, 1913-14

— Riverside Church, NYC, 1930

— Queensboro Bridge Underpass and Bridgemarket, 1917

NORTH CAROLINA

— Duke University Chapel, Durham, 1931

OHIO

— Cleveland Public Library, 1924

PENNSYLVANIA

— Franklin Institute Science Museum, Franklin Hall, Philadelphia, 1932-33

— Carnegie Mellon University, various buildings, Pittsburgh, 1905-19

RHODE ISLAND

— Vanderbilt Estate “The Breakers,” Newport, 1894

TEXAS

— Houston Belt and Terminal Railway Co. passenger station, 1911

— Texaco Building, Houston, 1915

VIRGINIA

Arlington National Cemetery, Memorial Amphitheatre, Arlington, 1914-20

Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, Richmond, 1903

WASHINGTON, D.C.

The Archives Building, 1933-34

District of Columbia War Memorial, 1931

National Academy of Sciences, 1923-24

Washington National Cathedral, 1956