Perry Belmont Residence (1907), a house worked on by Julian Francis Abele in Washington, DC.

Carolyn Huff Cobb Residence (1907), a house worked on by Julian Francis Abele in Washington, DC.

Elijah L. and Ruth A. Benyard Residence (1941), a house designed by Gustavus Nigel Bull and built by Randolph Dodd in Washington, DC.

Calvary Baptist Church (1960), a church designed by Gabriel Andrew Moses McKissack IV in Bay Shore, NY.

Zion Baptist Church (1962), a church designed by Gabriel Andrew Moses McKissack IV in Washington, DC.

First Institutional Baptist Church (1961), a church designed by Gabriel Andrew Moses McKissack IV in Phoenix, AZ.

Gabriel Andrew Moses McKissack IV, an architect and contractor with buildings in Memphis, Nashville, and Indianapolis.

Rufus C. and Elma G. Cheek Residence (1949), a house designed and built by Gabriel Andrew Moses McKissack IV in Nashville, Tennessee.

Christ Temple Apostolic Church (1970s), church additions designed or built by Gabriel Andrew Moses McKissack IV in Indianapolis, Indiana.

New Bethel Baptist Church (1958), church addition designed or built by Gabriel Andrew Moses McKissack IV in Indianapolis, Indiana.

New Garfield Baptist Church, a church designed or built by Gabriel Andrew Moses McKissack IV in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Douglass Memorial Hospital, a hospital renovated by Gabriel Andrew Moses McKissack IV in Kansas City, Kansas.

Linda Tymesia Gravely Johnson (1951-2002), an architect working in Greensboro, North Carolina.