Bertram (Grosvenor) Goodhue

In 1901 he was elec­ted to the Ame­ri­can In­sti­tute of Ar­chi­tects and in 1917 was made a Fel­low. He was also a Na­tio­nal Aca­de­mi­cian as well as a mem­ber of the Na­tio­nal In­sti­tute of Arts and Let­ters and the Ar­chi­tec­tu­ral Le­ague of New York. He was one of the chief ex­po­n­ents of Got­hic de­sign in the United Sta­tes, and the Ne­braska State House, for which he drew the plans, is one of the fi­nest ex­am­ples of Got­hic art in Ame­rica. He also de­si­gned the re­re­dos of St. Thomas' Church and the Cha­pel of the In­ter­ces­sion, New York City, the Bal­ti­more Ca­the­dral, and the Na­tio­nal Aca­demy of Sci­en­ces, Wa­shing­ton, D. C. He wrote se­veral trea­ti­ses on Me­xi­can ar­chi­tec­ture and cul­ture.