About one of America's innovative architects.
Increasingly recognized for influential design in the widest sense.

The Geo. W. Maher Quarterly chronicles the work and life of an architect whose tragic life has obscured his influence on American architectural design. Until the Quarterly was published little was known of Maher's work and information was not readily available. Years of research have begun to bring exciting information to light about this influential man.

Maher's quintessential cottage design of the Schultz house in Winnetka, Illinois, of 1907. The segmental arch over the door, the horizontal band of windows, and the splayed front facade are signature elements of this period of Maher's career.
	Here a design element becomes a building in the 1908 design for the gymnasium at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois (razed).

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Pleasant Home

John Farson house 1897, Oak Park, Illinois

Winona, Minnesota

Watkins building

Winona, Minnesota

Winona National Bank

Gary, Indiana

Gary"America's Magic Industrial City"

Gary, Indiana

Maher & Son in Gary, Indiana

Indiana

The Indiana Historic Architecture Home Page

George W. Maher

Prairie Style Architect of the Pleasant Home in Oak Park, Illinois