Appleton & Stearns was an architectural firm and the successor to Peabody & Stearns of Boston. The firm was headed by W. Cornell Appleton and Frank A. Stearns, John Goddard Stearns Jr.'s son. Stearns died in 1922, but Appleton continued with the same firm name until 1966.
Building | Image | Location | Year Built | Notes | Ref |
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Tileston and Hollingsworth Paper Mill Office Building | Hyde Park, Massachusetts | 1923 | 864 River St. | ||
Middlesex School Memorial Chapel | Concord, Massachusetts | 1924 | 1400 Lowell Rd.
Chapel designed for the Middlesex School. |
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Newport County Courthouse | ![]() |
Newport, Rhode Island | 1927 | ||
Sanford Riley Hall | ![]() |
Worcester, Massachusetts | 1927 | Building designed for Worcester Polytechnic Institute. | |
Alden Memorial Hall | Worcester, Massachusetts | 1940 | Building designed for Worcester Polytechnic Institute. | ||
Earle Bridge | ![]() |
Worcester, Massachusetts | 1940 | Bridge designed for Worcester Polytechnic Institute. | |
Higgins Laboratory | ![]() |
Worcester, Massachusetts | 1941 | Building designed for Worcester Polytechnic Institute. | |
Gunness Laboratory | Amherst, Massachusetts | 1949 | 121 Natural Resources Rd.
Building designed for the University of Massachusetts Amherst. |
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Marston Hall | ![]() |
Amherst, Massachusetts | 1950 | 130 Natural Resources Rd.
Building designed for the University of Massachusetts Amherst. |
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Kaven Hall | ![]() |
Worcester, Massachusetts | 1953 | Building designed for Worcester Polytechnic Institute. | |
Nonantum Library | Newton, Massachusetts | 1957 | 144 Bridge St. | ||
Morgan Hall | Worcester, Massachusetts | 1959 | Building designed for Worcester Polytechnic Institute. |