Eugene J. Gibbs

Eugene J. Gibbs (1869–1929) was an American architect from Lewiston, Maine. He was associated with George M. Coombs under the name Coombs and Gibbs until 1909 when Coombs died. Then he started Gibbs and Pulsifer which he worked at until he retired in 1927. His greatest work was the Kora Temple in Lewiston.[1] He was also an artist, having two known sketchbooks among his family.[2][1] He died of a stroke in 1929.[3][1]

Eugene J. Gibbs personal card
Coombs and Gibbs business card
Eugene Gibbs in early life

List of Works

Coombs, Gibbs & Wilkinson, 1896–1900:

Coombs & Gibbs, 1900–1910:

  • John D. Clifford House, 460 Main St., Lewiston, ME (1900)
  • Mt. Kineo House (Remodeling) and Cottages, Northwest Piscataquis, ME (1900) – Hotel demolished.
  • Masonic (Gateway) Building, 11 Lisbon St., Lewiston, ME (1901–02)
  • George Bonnallie House, 485 Main St., Lewiston, ME (1902)
  • Lewiston Public Library, Park & Pine Sts. Lewiston, ME (1902)
  • First National Bank Building, 157 Main St., Lewiston, ME (1903)
  • Fort Fairfield High School, Main & School Sts., Fort Fairfield, ME (1903) – Demolished.
  • Maine Trust and Banking Co. Building, 192 Water St., Gardiner, ME (1903) – Altered.
  • First National Bank Building, 18 Market Sq., Houlton, ME (1907)
  • Kennebec County Courthouse Annex, 95 State St., Augusta, ME (1907)
  • Philo Reed House, Main St., Fort Fairfield, ME (1907)
  • Wallace H. White House, 449 Main St., Lewiston, ME (1907)
  • Kora Temple, 11 Sabattus St., Lewiston, ME (1908–10)
  • Clifford Building, 217 Main St., Lewiston, ME (1909)
  • Gray and Staples Halls, Maine School for the Feeble-Minded, New Gloucester, ME (1909)
  • Norway Grange No. 45, 15 Whitman St., Norway, ME (1909)
  • Callahan Block, 282 Lisbon St., Lewiston, ME (1910)
  • Main Building, Central Maine General Hospital, Lewiston, ME (1910)

Gibbs & Pulsifer, 1910–1927

References

  1. Interview with his Granddaughter Patricia.
  2. Gibbs, Eugene (c. 1900). Sketchbooks. Private Collections.
  3. "Eugene J Gibbs (1869-1929) - Find A Grave..." www.findagrave.com. Retrieved 2018-08-28.
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