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| Weathers & Co. (1905) |
| Architect, Jackson?, MS |
| Firm composed of P.H. WEATHERS?? |
| Date | Inventory# | Name of Property | Role | Description of Work | Location |
| D | 1905 | 149-VKS-1204-X | Hon. H.C. McCabe House, 1807 Cherry Street | Architect | Renovation, including Corinthian columns | Vicksburg, Warren Co. |
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| Weathers, Lundie Monroe (b.1861 - d.1922) |
| Architect, Memphis, TN |
| Born in Talladega County, Alabama. Early employment was with Woodstock Iron Company. Began his Memphis architectural career in 1893, and in 1895 was partner in SHAW & WEATHERS. From 1896 to 1899, he advertised as WEATHERS & WEATHERS, with his nephew PATRICK HENRY WEATHERS, and under his own name at the same time. In 1905, his office was located at 25 Cotton Exchange Building, Memphis. From 1911-1913, he practiced as WEATHERS-FOLEY & COMPANY, and from 1913-1919 as L.M. Weathers & Co. See Herndon, Architects in Tennessee, p. 193. |
| Date | Inventory# | Name of Property | Role | Description of Work | Location |
| D | 1888-89 | 141-IUK-0174-NR-ML | (old) Tishomingo County Courthouse (Tishomingo County Archives & History Museum), 201 Quitman Street, East | Architect | Original building | Iuka, Tishomingo Co. |
| D | 1896 | 049-JAC-0002-NHL-NRD-ML | (Old) Mississippi State Capitol (Old Capitol) | Architect | Inspection | Jackson, Hinds Co. |
| D | 1904 | 043-GRN-0086.2-NRD-ML | First Presbyterian Church (USA), 180 Doak Street | Architect | | Grenada, Grenada Co. |
| D | 1904 | 151-GRV-0432.3-X | Central School #6 (Ella Darling School I) | Architect | Unsuccessful design | Greenville, Washington Co. |
| D | 1905-06 | 107-SAR-0073-X | (Old) Panola County Courthouse (1906), | Architect | Original building | Sardis, Panola Co. |
| A | 1912 | 011-CLE-0907-X | Taylor Hall, Bolivar County AHS - Delta State University | Architect | Original building | Cleveland, Bolivar Co. |
| D | 1914 | 011-CLE-0908-X | Hardee Hall, Bolivar County AHS - Delta State University | Architect | Original building | Cleveland, Bolivar Co. |
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| Weathers, Patrick Henry (b.1870 - d.1940) |
| Architect, New Orleans/Jackson, MS/Oklahoma |
| Born in Calhoun Co., Alabama. Studied architecture under Eugene T. Heiner of Houston, TX, and later worked with his uncle L. M. WEATHERS as WEATHERS & WEATHERS, located in Memphis, TN. Moved to Jackson in 1901 and set up his own practice. As WEATHERS & WEATHERS, evaluated the Old Capitol in Jackson in 1896, and submitted an unsuccessful plan in competition for the new Mississippi State Capitol, in 1897 and again in 1901. Designed Tensas Parish Courthouse (1906) in St. Joseph, LA. He was still listed in the Jackson City Directory for 1904-05, with offices at 123½ N. State St. Briefly affiliated with J.B. Lewman & Co., Archts. and Engineers, he broke that connection in 1906 to establish his own practice, based in Kansas City, MO, as P.H. Weathers & Co. However, he is still referred to as residing in Jackson in Dunbar Rowland's 1907 "Mississippi" Vol. 3. By 1911, he was working as the State Architect of Oklahoma. Listed with offices in Oklahoma in the 1920 "Directory of American Architects," Southern Architect and Building News (Apr 1920, p. 9). See Rowland, Dunbar, Mississippi, Vol. 3, p. 904 for background information, also NR nomination for Jackson Central Fire Station. See also Kingsley, Buildings of Louisiana, pp. 318, 404, 450-451. |
| Date | Inventory# | Name of Property | Role | Description of Work | Location |
| D | 1897-1900 | 049-JAC-0029.1-NRD | Cathedral of St. Peter the Apostle (St. Peter's Cathedral (Catholic)) | Architect | Original building | Jackson, Hinds Co. |
| D | 1902 | 049-JAC-0443.1-X | (Old) Robert E. Lee School (I) | Architect | Original building | Jackson, Hinds Co. |
| D | 1903-04 | 049-JAC-0176-X | Norvelle Hotel | Architect | Original building | Jackson, Hinds Co. |
| D | 1903 | 049-JAC-0014.1-NRD | St. Andrew's Cathedral (Episcopal) | Architect | Original building | Jackson, Hinds Co. |
| A | 1903 | 151-GRV-0500-NRD-ML | (old) Elks Club {Greenville Lodge No. 148, BPOE} | Architect | Original building | Greenville, Washington Co. |
| D | 1904 | 163-YAZ-0035-NRD-ML | Main Street School (Triangle Cultural Center) | Architect | Unsuccessful design | Yazoo City, Yazoo Co. |
| D | 1904 | 049-JAC-3017-X | (old) Institute for the Deaf & Dumb | Architect | Unsuccessful design proposal | Jackson, Hinds Co. |
| D | 1904 | 081-TUP-0806.1-NR-NRD-ML | Lee County Courthouse, 200 Broadway, North | Architect | Original building | Tupelo, Lee Co. |
| D | 1904 | 163-YAZ-0050-NRD | Delta Bank & Trust Building | Architect | Original building | Yazoo City, Yazoo Co. |
| D | 1904 | 151-GRV-0432.3-X | Central School #6 (Ella Darling School I) | Architect | Unsuccessful design | Greenville, Washington Co. |
| D | 1904 | 049-JAC-0449-NR-ML | (Old) Central Fire Station (Chamber of Commerce) | Architect | Original building | Jackson, Hinds Co. |
| D | 1905 | 015-VAI-0001-DML-X | (Old) Carroll County Courthouse (II), | Architect | Original building | Vaiden, Carroll Co. |
| D | 1905 | 073-PUR-0001-ML | Lamar County Courthouse, | Architect | Original building | Purvis, Lamar Co. |
| D | 1905 | 091-COL-0008.2-NR-NRD-ML | Marion County Courthouse, Courthouse Square | Architect | Original building | Columbia, Marion Co. |
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| Weathersby, Cade |
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| Date | Inventory# | Name of Property | Role | Description of Work | Location |
| | c. 1830 | 065-NHB-4001 | Jesse Smith House, | Builder/Contractor | Original building | New Hebron vic., Jefferson Davis Co. |
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| Weathers-Foley & Co. (1911-1913) |
| Architect, Memphis, TN |
| Firm composed of LUNDIE M. WEATHERS, F.H. Foley, and John T. Weller, Jr. See Herndon, Architects in Tennessee, p.193. |
| Date | Inventory# | Name of Property | Role | Description of Work | Location |
| D | 1912 | 129-RAL-0001-ML | Smith County Courthouse, | Architect | Original building | Raleigh, Smith Co. |
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