Parris, Alexander

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Parris, Alexander (1780–1852) builder-architect; born in Hebron, Maine. This Boston architect is known for his neoclassical designs and monumental masonry such as the governor's residence, Richmond, Va. (1812). He is also credited with a number of coastal engineering works.

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