Milburn and Rich

  • American

Contractors Milburn and Rich were a notable design and build contractor active in St Louis, Missouri. Some of their prominent projects that have been demolished include the American Central Building, the full city block "Famous" Building (St Louis's largest mercantile house c 1880), L G Nichols's 1872 Second Baptist Church, Hargadine-McKittrick Co building at Eighth and Washington. - AsNotedIn

Notable Position Person From To
Partner Henry Milburn 1856
Partner Thomas H Rich 1856

Timeline

Y/M/D Description Association Composition Place Locale Food Event
Y/M/D Description Association Composition Place Locale Food Event
1856/00/00 Henry Milburn opens a small contracting firm with Thomas H Rich, an acquaintance from the Isle of Man. Established
1889/00/00 Contractors Milburn and Rich are selected to design and build the electric works for the Missouri Electric Light and Power Company. Architect Missouri Electric Light and Power Co City of St Louis
1891/00/00 Milburn and Rich erect a $12,000 boiler house addition to the east of the Missouri Electric Light and Power works. Masterful engineering and quality brickwork blend with the facade of the original electric works. Architect Missouri Electric Light and Power Co City of St Louis
1893/00/00 Milburn and Rich erect a $3,500 warehouse addition along the back of the property. Architect Missouri Electric Light and Power Co City of St Louis
1899/00/00 By 1899, Milburn and Rich is widely known as one of the oldest and most prominent building firms in St Louis. History
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