Daisy Mullett Smith is the great granddaughter of the architect A B Mullett. Together with her mother, Suzanne Myrick Mullett Smith, she produced two publications on Mullett and created Mullett-Smith Press As a press more publications were created, some works were done in collaboration with other authors and other publishers. Most recently, we worked closely with Alan Pensler on a book much hoped for Arthur Dove: A Reassessment By Alan Pensler. Foreword by David Anfam. Text by Suzanne Mullett Smith. Suzanne on Arthur G Dove. Daisy has also dabbled in home renovations including an historic townhouse in SW Washington DC called Wheat Row townhouse 7. More will be coming on that.
When the Government had multiple constructions at the same time, there would be much competition for each stage and each material products needed. After some time the iron and steel companies with the biggest abilities for supply would try to…
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It is a period of time today of debates about immigration, workers from other countries on Government funded jobs, or even Americans of variety of races working together on jobs. Mid Century America has not changed that much as we…
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Tours of the Treasury Building on Pennsylvania Avenue are available to the public on Saturdays by reservation only. There is now a preview of the tour via the Internet at http://www.ustreas.gov/treasury/archives/archive.html and worth a visit. U. S. Treasury Department’s full…
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This well-maintained building now houses several U.S. Government officials including OSHA [Occupational Safety….] The interior still has some original features designed by A.B. Mullett, including the clock surrounded by writing desks which are incorporated into the clock design. The staircase…
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West Virginia is the home of some beautiful historic buildings. A number of these buildings have connections with a famous Washington, DC architectural firm, A. B. Mullett & Co. A. B. Mullett was the Supervising Architect for the Treasury Department…
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recently renamed Eisenhower Executive Offices Building This building should have been named the Hamilton Fish Executive Offices Building. Unfortunately Congress sometimes acts emotionally rather than intelligently so in the year 2000 while a member of Congress was near death, his…
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The 2001 status of the building is now that it went up for sale by the city of Lincoln, Nebraska. This government building was transferred to the ownership of the city of Lincoln, Nebraska when the government of the USA…
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Central National Bank Building Central National Bank Building 631 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington, DC is now 633 Pennsylvania Avenue, the National Council of Negro Women, Inc headquarters. Purchased December 1995, houses the Dorothy I Height Leadership Institute and the National Centers…
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This former Mint has been turned over to the City of San Francisco with plans to make it a museum and possibly offices. Local authors will be keeping this post up to date.