Charles William Clinton (1833-1910)

He trained as an architect under Richard Upjohn, Founding President of the American Institute of Architects. He went into partnership with William Hamilton Russell and designed many well-known banks, hotels, and apartment buildings. He was a Member and Fellow (1864) of the American Institute of Architects. He lived between 39 East 57th Street in Manhattan and "Century" in Tuxedo, New York.