Charles L. Thompson and associates

{{Short description|American architectural group}} [[File:Hotze House, Little Rock, Arkansas.jpg|thumb|The Hotze House in Little Rock, designed by Thompson and completed in 1900.]] [[File:Woodruff County Courthouse 004.jpg|thumb|The Woodruff County Courthouse in Augusta, designed by Thompson and completed in 1900.]] [[File:Saline County Courthouse, Sevier & Main, Benton, AR.JPG|thumb|The Saline County Courthouse in Benton, designed by Thompson and completed in 1901.]] [[File:Fordyce House, Little Rock, AR, Better View.JPG|thumb|The Fordyce House in Little Rock, designed by Thompson and completed in 1904.]] [[File:CarnallHallUA.jpg|right|thumb|Ella Carnall Hall of the University of Arkansas, designed by Thompson and completed in 1905.]] [[File:Washington County Courthouse, Arkansas.jpg|thumb|The Washington County Courthouse in Fayetteville, designed by Thompson and completed in 1905.]] [[File:Little Rock City Hall, Arkansas.jpg|thumb|The Little Rock City Hall, designed by Thompson and completed in 1907.]] [[File:Monroe County Courthouse 001.jpg|thumb|The Monroe County Courthouse in Clarendon, designed by Thompson and completed in 1911.]] [[File:Keith House, Little Rock, AR.JPG|thumb|The Keith House in Little Rock, designed by Thompson and completed in 1912.]] [[File:Dunaway House.jpg|right|thumb|The Dunaway House in Little Rock, designed by Thompson and completed in 1915.]] [[File:Retan House.JPG|thumb|The Retan House in Little Rock, designed by Thompson and completed in 1915.]] [[File:Mount Holly Mausoleum 1.jpg|right|thumb|The Mount Holly Mausoleum in Little Rock, designed by Thompson & Harding and completed in 1917.]] [[File:Martin Hall, Hendrix College.JPG|thumb|Martin Hall of Hendrix College, designed by Thompson & Harding and completed in 1918.]] [[File:Central Presbyterian Church, Little Rock, AR.JPG|thumb|The former Central Presbyterian Church in Little Rock, designed by Thompson & Harding and completed in 1921.]] [[File:Federal Reserve Bank Building, Little Rock, AR.JPG|thumb|The former Federal Reserve Bank Building in Little Rock, designed by Thompson & Harding and completed in 1924.]] [[File:St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Hot Springs, AR.JPG|thumb|St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Hot Springs, designed by Thompson & Harding and completed in 1926.]] [[File:Charles H. Murphy Sr. House.JPG|thumb|The Charles H. Murphy Sr. House in El Dorado, designed by Thompson and completed in 1926.]] [[File:Caldwell Hall.jpg|thumb|Caldwell Hall of the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, designed by Thompson, Sanders & Ginocchio and completed in 1928.]] [[File:North Little Rock Post Office.JPG|thumb|The former North Little Rock Post Office, designed by Thompson, Sanders & Ginocchio and completed in 1931.]] [[File:Hot Spring County Courthouse 001.jpeg|thumb|The Hot Spring County Courthouse in Malvern, designed by Thompson, Sanders & Ginocchio and completed in 1936.]] thumb|Ogden Hall of the Camp Ouachita Girl Scout Camp, designed by Thompson, Sanders & Ginocchio and completed circa 1938. '''Charles L. Thompson and associates''' is an architectural group that was established in Arkansas since the late 1800s. It is now known as '''Cromwell Architects Engineers, Inc.'''. This article is about Thompson and associates' work as part of one architectural group, and its predecessor and descendant firms, including under names '''Charles L. Thompson,''' '''Thompson & Harding,''' '''Sanders & Ginocchio,''' and '''Thompson, Sanders and Ginocchio.'''

The firm was the "most prolific architectural firm" practicing in Arkansas in the late 1800s and early 1900s, and produced more than 2,000 buildings. The architectural group used standard and custom designs that both led and evolved with changing architectural taste in Arkansas. The group built a wide range of types of works, including large public buildings, commercial buildings, mansions, and small houses. Many works by Thompson and the associated firms survive and are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.<ref name="nris">{{NRISref|2009a}}</ref>

==Charles L. Thompson== Charles Louis Thompson (16 November 1868 – December 30, 1959)<ref name=ArkEnc>Charles Witsell Jr., [http://encyclopediaofarkansas.net/encyclopedia/entry-detail.aspx?entryID=28 Charles Louis Thompson (1868–1959)], ''Encyclopedia of Arkansas History and Culture''</ref> was the original head of the firm.  Thompson was born in 1868 in Danville, Illinois. Orphaned at age fourteen, he and siblings moved to Indiana, where Charles began work at a mill, and in off hours began to learn drafting.<ref name=ArkEnc/>

Architects Theodore M. Sanders and Frank J. Ginocchio Jr., partners since 1920, joined Thompson in partnership in 1927. Both had studied at the University of Illinois and Sanders had studied further at the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris. They brought design ideas of Prairie Style, influenced by Frank Lloyd Wright, and Art Deco architecture to the firm.<ref name=TR/>

Thompson retired from practice in 1938 at about the age of 70. He left the office with his partners, who continued the firm under the name of Sanders & Ginocchio. Sanders withdrew in 1941, and Ginocchio continued the partnership with Edwin B. Cromwell, Thompson's son-in-law. The firm has been known as Cromwell Architects Engineers since 2000.<ref name=TR/><ref name=encyclopediaofarkansas>{{cite web|url=http://www.encyclopediaofarkansas.net/encyclopedia/entry-detail.aspx?entryID=3261 |title=Cromwell Architects Engineers, Inc.|author=Charles Witsell Jr.|publisher=Encyclopedia of Arkansas History and Culture}}</ref>

Architect John Parks Almand worked for the firm during 1912 to 1914 before forming his own practice.

==Thematic Resources study== A total of 143 properties in thirty Arkansas counties were nominated for NRHP listing in the 1982 study, "Charles L. Thompson Design Collection Thematic Resources", written by multiple authors. F. Hampton Roy, a Little Rock ophthalmologist, began cataloging the architectural drawings, expecting to complete a book. His collection eventually inspired this study, as Thompson and associates had such influence on Arkansas architecture. The properties listed under this study were selected from review of a large collection of original drawings by Charles L. Thompson, Fred J. H. Rickon, Thomas Harding Jr., Theo Sanders, and Frank Ginocchio. The collection of drawings covered 2500 properties representing a wide range of types and styles geographically distributed over the entire state of Arkansas. The authors wrote: "The 143 structures selected for nomination exemplify the firm's remarkable versatility and productivity from 1896 through 1931," and "Charles L. Thompson was the constant motivating force behind the firm's immense productivity and influence upon the state's built environment. Today the firm he established continues this legacy."<ref name=TR>{{cite web|url={{NRHP url|id=64000032}} |title=Charles L. Thompson Design Collection Thematic Resources |publisher=National Park Service|author1=Jean Sizemore |author2=Sandra Taylor Smith |author3=Mary D. Thomas |name-list-style=amp |date=October 29, 1982}}</ref>

==Works== Dates are date of completion where known; other dates are approximate.

===Charles L. Thompson, 1889–1891, 1897–1916 and 1925–1927=== * 1890 – Dr. Green's Hydropathic Clinic,{{efn|name=Governors1|A contributing resource to the Governor's Mansion Historic District, NRHP-listed in 1978 and expanded in 1988, 2002 and 2018.}} 1623 Broadway St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref>Governor's Mansion Historic District NRHP Inventory-Nomination Form (1978)</ref> * 1892 – Ragland House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 1617 Center St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1899 – Campbell-Chrisp House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 102 Elm St, Bald Knob, Arkansas * 1899 – Clark County Courthouse,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 4th and Crittenden Sts, Arkadelphia, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1899 – Pfeifer Brothers Department Store,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 522-524 S Main St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1900 – Brown House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 1604 Caldwell St, Conway, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1900 – Fletcher House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 909 Cumberland St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1900 – French-England House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 1700 Broadway, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1900 – Hotze House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 1619 Louisiana St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1900 – Johnson Houses,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 514, 516 and 518 E 8th St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1900 – Kittrell House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 1103 Hickory St, Texarkana, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1900 – Thurston House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 923 Cumberland St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1900 – Vanetten House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 1012 Cumberland, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1900 – Woodruff County Courthouse,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 500 N 3rd St, Augusta, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1901 – Saline County Courthouse,{{efn|name=NRHP}} Courthouse Sq, Benton, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1901 – St. Edwards Church,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 823 Sherman St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1903 – Clark County Library,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 609 Caddo St, Arkadelphia, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1903 – Dr. James Wyatt Walton House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 301 W Sevier, Benton, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1904 – Dortch Plantation,{{efn|name=NRHP}} AR 130 at Bearskin Lake, Scott, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1904 – Fordyce House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 2115 S Broadway, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1904 – Ramsey-McClellan house,{{efn|name=Clifton|A contributing resource to the Clifton and Greening Streets Historic District, NRHP-listed in 1998.}} 210 Cleveland Ave NW, Camden, Arkansas<ref>Clifton and Greening Streets Historic District NRHP Registration Form (1998)</ref> * 1905 – Ella Carnall Hall,{{efn|name=NRHP}} University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1905 – Davis House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 212 Fulton St, Clarksville, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1905 – Joe P. Eagle and D. R. Boone Building,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 105–107 W Front St, Lonoke, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1905 – Mehaffey House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 2101 Louisiana, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1905 – Turner House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 1701 Center St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1905 – Vinson House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 2123 Broadway, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1905 – Washington County Courthouse,{{efn|name=NRHP}} College Ave and E Center St, Fayetteville, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1906 – Remmel Flats,{{efn|name=Governors2|NRHP-listed. Also a contributing resource to the Governor's Mansion Historic District, NRHP-listed in 1978 and expanded in 1988, 2002 and 2018.}} 1700-1702 Spring St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1907 – Bank of Carthage,{{efn|name=NRHP}} AR 229, Carthage, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1907 – Boone County Courthouse,{{efn|name=Harrison|NRHP-listed. Also a contributing resource to the Harrison Courthouse Square Historic District, NRHP-listed in 1999.}} Courthouse Sq, Harrison, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1907 – First Presbyterian Church,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 213 Whittington, Hot Springs, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1907 – Hemingway House and Barn,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 3310 Old Missouri Rd, Fayetteville, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1907 – Little Rock City Hall,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 500 W Markham St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1907 – McKennon House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 115 Grandview, Clarksville, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1907 – Nash House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 409 E 6th St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1907 – Nash House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 601 Rock St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1907 – Pugh House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} US 165, Portland, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1907 – Waters House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 515 Oak St, Fordyce, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1908 – Croxson House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 1901 Gaines St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1908 – Fordyce Home Accident Insurance Company,{{efn|name=FordyceHome|NRHP-listed. Also a contributing resource to the Fordyce Commercial Historic District, NRHP-listed in 2008.}} 300 N Main St, Fordyce, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1908 – Marshall House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 2009 Arch St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1909 – First Baptist Church,{{efn|name=NRHPdem}} 1719 Robinson Ave, Conway, Arkansas<ref name="Robinson">Robinson Historic District NRHP Registration Form (2001)</ref> * 1909 – Terminal Hotel,{{efn|name=NRHP}} Markham and Victory Sts, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1910 – Lo Beele House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 312 New York Ave, Brinkley, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1910 – Dean House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} US 165, Portland, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1910 – Dunlap House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 101 Grandview, Clarksville, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1910 – Fordyce House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 746 Park Ave, Hot Springs, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1910 – Hospital and Benevolent Association,{{efn|name=NRHPdem}} 11th and Cherry, Pine Bluff, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1910 – E. S. Ready House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 929 Beech St, Helena, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1910 – Stewart House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 1406 Summit St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1910 – Vaughan House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 2201 Broadway, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1910 – Wheat House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 600 Center St, Lonoke, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1910 – White House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 1015 Perry St, Helena, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1911 – Hudson House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 304 W 5th St, Pine Bluff, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1911 – Mitchell House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 1415 Spring St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1911 – Monroe County Courthouse,{{efn|name=NRHP}} Courthouse Sq, Clarendon, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1911 – Puddephatt House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 1820 S Olive St, Pine Bluff, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1911 – Reid House,{{efn|name=Hillcrest1|NRHP-listed. Also a contributing resource to the Hillcrest Historic District, NRHP-listed in 1990.}} 1425 Kavanaugh St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1912 – Al-Amin Temple,{{efn|name=NRHPdem|Demolished. Formerly NRHP-listed.}} 21st and Main Sts, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=TR/>{{rp|5,45}} * 1912 – Deener House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 310 E Center Ave, Searcy, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1912 – Foster House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 303 N Hervey St, Hope, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1912 – Johnson House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 315 Martin St, Pine Bluff, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1912 – Keith House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 2200 Broadway, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1912 – J. M. McClintock House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 43 Magnolia St, Marianna, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1912 – W.S. McClintock House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 83 W Main St, Marianna, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1912 – D. L. McRae House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 424 E Main St, Prescott, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1912 – Russell House,{{efn|name=NRHPdem}} 1617 S Olive St, Pine Bluff, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1913 – Frauenthal House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 631 Western, Conway, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1913 – Galloway Hall,{{efn|name=NRHP}} Hendrix College, Conway, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1913 – Ida Hicks House,{{efn|name=NRHPdem}} 410 W Arch St, Searcy, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1913 – Katzenstein House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 902 W 5th St, Pine Bluff, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1913 – Little Rock Central Fire Station,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 520 W Markham St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1913 – Mann House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 422 Forrest St, Forrest City, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1913 – Merchants & Farmers Bank,{{efn|name=NRHP}} Waterman and Main Sts, Dumas, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1913 – President's House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} Hendrix College, Conway, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1913 – Walls House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 406 Jefferson St, Lonoke, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1914 – Boone County Jail,{{efn|name=NRHP}} Central Ave and Willow St, Harrison, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1914 – Bridges Building,{{efn|name=PineBluff|A contributing resource to the Pine Bluff Commercial Historic District, NRHP-listed in 2008.}} 500-502 S Main St, Pine Bluff, Arkansas<ref>Pine Bluff Commercial Historic District NRHP Registration Form (2008)</ref> * 1914 – England House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 2121 Arch St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1914 – Farrell Houses,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 2109, 2111, 2115 and 2121 Louisiana St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1914 – Rogers House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 400 W 18th St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1914 – Wooten-Collette house,{{efn|name=Beech|A contributing resource to the Beech Street Historic District, NRHP-listed in 1987.}} 616 Miller St, Helena, Arkansas<ref>Beech Street Historic District NRHP Inventory-Nomination Form (1987)</ref> * 1915 – Baer House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 1010 Rock St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1915 – Dunaway House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 2022 Battery, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1915 – Eagle House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 217 Ash St, Lonoke, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1915 – Pulaski Heights City Hall (former),{{efn|name=Hillcrest2|A contributing resource to the Hillcrest Historic District, NRHP-listed in 1990.}} 2713 Kavanaugh Blvd, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref>Hillcrest Historic District NRHP Registration Form (1990)</ref> * 1915 – Retan House,{{efn|name=Hillcrest1}} 2510 Broadway, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1915 – U. M. Rose School,{{efn|name=NRHP}} Izard and W 13th Sts, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1915 – Skillern House,{{efn|name=NRHPdem}} 2522 Arch St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1916 – Clark House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 1324 S Main St, Malvern, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1916 – Darragh House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 2412 Broadway, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1916 – Gazzola and Vaccaro Building,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 131-133 W Cypress, Brinkley, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1916 – Nichol House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 205 Park Pl, Pine Bluff, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1916 – St. Paul's Parish Church,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 5th and Main, Batesville, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1916 – Trimble House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 518 Center St, Lonoke, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1917 – Beyerlein House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 412 W 14th St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1918 – Bethel House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} Erwin and 2nd Sts, Des Arc, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1920 – Fred and Lucy Alexander Schaer House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 13219 US 70, Galloway, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1920 – Tom Watkins House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} Oak and Race Sts, Searcy, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1925 – Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 3323 W 12th St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1925 – First National Bank of Morrilton,{{efn|name=NRHP}} Main and Moose Sts, Morrilton, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1925 – Henry Crawford McKinney House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 510 E Faulkner, El Dorado, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1926 – Bishop Hiram A. Boaz House,{{efn|name=Boaz|Designed by Marion Fresenius Fooshee of Dallas, architect, with Charles L. Thompson, supervising architect. NRHP-listed.}} 22 Armistead Rd, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1926 – Charles H. Murphy Sr. House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 900 N Madison Ave, El Dorado, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1927 – Boone House,{{efn|name=Hillcrest2}} 4014 Lookout, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/>

===Rickon & Thompson, 1891–1897=== * 1894 – Hemingway House,{{efn|name=NRHP|NRHP-listed.}} 1720 Arch St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/>

===Thompson & Harding, 1916–1925=== * 1915 – Gracie House,{{efn|name=NRHPdem}} AR-88, New Gascony, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1917 – Arkadelphia High School Domestic Science Building,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 11th and Haddock Sts, Arkadelphia, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1917 – Florence Crittenton Home,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 3600 W 11th St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1917 – McRae House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 1113 E 3rd St, Hope, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1917 – Mitchell House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 1138 Main St, Batesville, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1917 – Mount Holly Mausoleum,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 12th and Broadway, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1917 – Remmel Apartments,{{efn|name=Governors2}} 1704-1706 and 1708-1710 Spring and 409-411 W 17th Sts, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1918 – Farmers State Bank,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 1001 Front St, Conway, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1918 – Howson House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 1700 S Olive St, Pine Bluff, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1918 – Martin Hall,{{efn|name=NRHP}} Hendrix College, Conway, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1918 – Shull House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 418 Park, Lonoke, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1919 – Bush House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 1516 Ringo St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1919 – Frauenthal House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 2008 Arch St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1919 – H. D. Hicks house,{{efn|name=Robinson|A contributing resource to the Robinson Historic District, NRHP-listed in 2001.}} 1814 Robinson Ave, Conway, Arkansas<ref name="Robinson"/> * 1919 – T. C. McRae House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 506 E Elm St, Prescott, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1919 – Smith House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} Memphis Ave, Wheatley, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1919 – Strauss House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 528 E Page St, Malvern, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1919 – Thane House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} Levy and 1st Sts, Arkansas City, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1920 – Columbia County Jail,{{efn|name=NRHP}} Calhoun and Jefferson Sts, Magnolia, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1920 – McLean House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 470 Ridgeway, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1921 – Central Presbyterian Church,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 1921 Arch St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1921 – Exchange Bank Building,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 423 Main St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1921 – Hardy House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 2400 Broadway, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1921 – Merchants and Planters Bank,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 214 Madison, Clarendon, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1921 – Winfield Methodist Church,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 1601 Louisiana St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1923 – First United Methodist Church{{efn|name=NRHP}} Jefferson and Cross Sts, DeWitt, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1923 – Schaer House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 1862 Arch St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1924 – Federal Reserve Bank Building,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 123 W 3rd St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1924 – Roselawn Memorial Park Gatehouse,{{efn|name=NRHP}} Roselawn Memorial Park, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1924 – S. G. Smith House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 1837 Caldwell St, Conway, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1925 – Lightle House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 605 Race Ave, Searcy, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1926 – St. Luke's Episcopal Church,{{efn|name=NRHP}} Spring and Cottage Sts, Hot Springs, Arkansas<ref name=nris/>

===Thompson, Sanders & Ginocchio, 1927–1938=== * 1927 – Wade Building,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 231 Central, Hot Springs, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1928 – Caldwell Hall,{{efn|name=NRHP}} University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, Pine Bluff, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1928 – Hall House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 32 Edgehill, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1928 – Interstate Orphanage,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 339 Combs, Hot Springs, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1930 – Christ the King Church,{{efn|name=NRHP}} Greenwood Ave and S S Sts, Fort Smith, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1929 – Coca-Cola Building,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 211 N Moose, Morrilton, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1929 – Moore Building,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 519-523 Center St, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1929 – Moore House,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 20 Armistead, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1930 – Little Rock Boys Club,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 8th and Scott Sts, Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1930 – Newport Junior & Senior High School,{{efn|name=NRHP}} Remmel Park, Newport, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1930 – Park Hotel,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 210 Fountain, Hot Springs, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1930 – Riviera Hotel,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 719 Central, Hot Springs, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1931 – Lloyd England Hall,{{efn|name=NRHP}} Robinson Maneuver Training Center, North Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1931 – North Little Rock Post Office,{{efn|name=Argenta|NRHP-listed. Also a contributing resource to the Argenta Historic District, NRHP-listed in 1993.}} 420 N Main St, North Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1932 – Immaculate Heart of Mary Church,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 7006 Jasna Gora Dr, North Little Rock, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1936 – Hot Spring County Courthouse,{{efn|name=NRHP}} 210 Locust St, Malvern, Arkansas<ref name=nris/> * 1938 – Ogden Hall,{{efn|name=Ogden|A contributing resource to the Camp Ouachita Girl Scout Camp Historic District, NRHP-listed in 1992.}} Camp Ouachita Girl Scout Camp, Perry County, Arkansas<ref>Camp Ouachita Girl Scout Camp Historic District NRHP Registration Form (1992)</ref>

===Ginocchio, Cromwell & Associates, 1947–1961=== * 1960 – St. Andrew's Episcopal Church,{{efn|name=Millett|Designed principally by Robert H. Millett.}} 1070 S Church St, Mountain Home, Arkansas{{Citation needed|date=August 2024}}

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