William Johnston Marsh

Marsh stu­died ar­chi­tec­ture under Horn­blo­wer & Mar­shall. He was made a Fel­low of the Ame­ri­can In­sti­tute of Ar­chi­tects in 1895. He had been as­so­cia­ted with the firm of Marsh & Peter since 1898. His work in Wa­shing­ton in­clu­des the Eve­ning Star Buil­ding, the First Church of Christ Sci­en­tist, the Far­mers and Me­cha­nics Na­tio­nal Bank, school buil­dings, re­si­den­ces, the Fe­deral Post Of­fice and Court House in Whee­ling, West Vir­gi­nia, and the Na­tio­nal Bank of Char­lot­tes­ville, Vir­gi­nia.