Alexander Jackson Davis was an American architect from 1803-1892. The document provides images and descriptions of some of Davis's notable works including the Branch Bank in North Carolina designed with Ithiel Town, the Blackwell's Island Penitentiary in New York, the Dutch Reformed Church in Newburgh, New York, the New York Custom House (now known as Federal Hall), Edgewater mansion in Barrytown, New York, and public buildings he designed in New York City. It also mentions Coventry Waddell's country estate in New York and Lyndhurst mansion in Tarrytown, New York, both works of Davis.

1. Alexander Jackson Davis (1803-92) North Carolina Collection Photographic Archives, Wilson Library, UNC-Chapel Hill

2. Branch Bank, M. E.Thompson, Ithiel Town, engraving by Anthony Imbert and Davis Public Domain

3. Blackwell ’s Island Penitentiary, Davis Public Domain

4. Dutch Reformed Church, Newburgh, New York, awaiting restoration Copyright 2005 Mark Thorn

5. New York Custom House, 1845, today known as Federal Hall Public Domain

6. Edgewater, Barrytown, New York, by Davis Library of Congress

7. Public Buildings in the City of New York, delineated by Davis for the New-York Mirror Public Domain

8. Coventry Waddell ’s country estate on 37 th Street and Fifth Avenue, New York, built 1845 New York Public Library

9. Lyndhurst, Tarrytown, New York, Davis Library of Congress

10. Dutch Reformed Church, interior, Newburgh Library of Congress