Dates of Birth and Death
1871-1918Birthplace
Milton, PennsylvaniaEducation
- Pratt Institute
Years of practice
1890–1918 (estimated)Affiliations/Firms
- Rudolph L. Davis, New York, 1890
- John R. Thomas, New York, c. 1900
- Fay Kellogg Office, 1903
Keywords
New York, commercial, institutionalBiography
Early life and education
Born in Milton, Pennsylvania, 1871
Began her studies in medicine at Columbia University, Washington, DC (now George Washington University)
Studied under German architectural tutor
Studied Ecole des Beaux-Arts, Paris
Pratt Institute
Career in Architecture
“Specialist in steel construction”
Major Buildings and Projects
Hostess Houses, Young Women’s Christian Association, Camp Gordon, Georgia (unbuilt)
13th Regiment Armory, Bedford-Stuyvesant, New York
Press and Awards
“Miss Fay Kellogg, Architect, Dies.” New York Times (12 July 1918). URL: https://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?res=F50911F63C5A11738DDDAB0994DF405B888DF1D3
“Woman Architect Visits Atlanta.” Southern Architect and Building News 39:6 (October 1917): p. 63.
“Woman Invades Field of Modern Architecture/Remarkable Success of Miss Kellogg in Profession Exclusively Followed by Men Scores Triumph for Her Sex.” New York Times (17 November 1907). URL: https://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?res=F60912F63B5A15738DDDAE0994D9415B878CF1D3