Editing Calvert Vaux (section)

== Selected architectural works ==

=== Downing & Vaux (1850–1852) ===
* [[Joel T. Headley House]], "Cedar Lawn," [[New Windsor, New York|New Windsor, NY]] (1850–51){{Multiple image
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| caption1          = Daniel Parish House, Newport, RI (1852)
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| caption2          = [[W. E. Warren House]], Newburgh, NY (1853)
| image3            = Ammadelle, 637 North Lamar Boulevard, Oxford (Lafayette County, Mississippi).jpg
| caption3          = [[Ammadelle]], Oxford, MS (1859–61)
}}
*Remodel of [[Warren Delano Jr.|Warren Delano]] House, "Algonac," [[Balmville, New York|Balmville, NY]] (1851)
* [[City Club (Newburgh, New York)|Dr. William A. M. Culbert House]], [[Newburgh, New York|Newburgh, NY]] (1851–52)
* William L. Findlay House, [[Newburgh, New York|Newburgh, NY]] (1851–52)
* [[Beechwood (Astor mansion)|Daniel Parish House]], [[Newport, Rhode Island|Newport, RI]] (1852–53; 1855)
* Robert Dodge House, [[Washington, D.C.]] (1850–53)

==== Sole partner ====
*[[W. E. Warren House|William E. Warren House]], [[Newburgh, New York|Newburgh, NY]] (1853)
*[[Nathaniel Parker Willis]] House, "Idlewild," [[Cornwall-on-Hudson, New York|Cornwall on Hudson]], NY (1853)
*Remodel of [[Henry Winthrop Sargent]] House, "Wodenethe," [[Beacon, New York|Beacon, NY]] (1853)
*[[c:File:E._S._Hall_House.png|Edward S. Hall House]] (project), [[Middletown, Connecticut|Middletown, CT]] (1853)
*Lydig M. Hoyt House, "[[Margaret Lewis Norrie State Park|The Point]]," [[Staatsburg, New York|Staatsburg, NY]] (1855), independently
<ref>Kowsky, 28–42. The Culbert house remains ruined after a 1981 fire; the Findlay House no longer stands. </ref>

=== Vaux & Withers (1854–1856) ===
* James Walker Fowler House (project), [[Newburgh, New York|Newburgh, NY]] (c. 1855) 
* [[Halsey Stevens House|Halsey R. Stevens House]], [[Newburgh, New York|Newburgh, NY]] (1855)
* Bank of New York, [[New York City|New York, NY]] (1856)
*Leonard H. Lee Cottage, [[New Windsor, New York|New Windsor, NY]] (1856)
*Thomas Earle House, [[Worcester, Massachusetts|Worcester, MA]] (1856) 
* John A. C. Gray House, [[New York City|New York, NY]] (1856–57)
<ref>Kowsky, 54–91. The Willis house still exists as a highly altered 1-story house, with Vaux's landscape eradicated. Wodenethe no longer stands, neither do the Bank of New York or Gray house. </ref>

=== Central Park structures (1857–1870) ===
* [[Bow Bridge (Central Park)|Bow Bridge]] (completed 1858), with [[Jacob Wrey Mould]]
* [[The Ramble and Lake|Ramble Arch]] (completed 1859)
* [[Bethesda Terrace and Fountain|Bethesda Terrace]] (built 1862–73), with Mould 
* [[Ballplayers House|Boys Play House]], (completed 1868)
* [[The Dairy]] (completed 1869)
* [[Belvedere Castle]] (built 1867–71), with Mould
<ref>Kowsky, 103–135, 189–94</ref>

=== Country houses (1856–1863) ===
* {{Multiple image
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| caption1          = [[Bethesda Terrace]], [[Central Park]], New York, NY (1862–73)
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| caption2          = Remodel of Samuel J. Tilden House (1881–84)
| image3            = (King1893NYC) pg434 CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY. EAST-SIDE BOYS- LODGING-HOUSE AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, 287 EAST BROADWAY.jpg
| caption3          = East Side Boys' Lodging House and Industrial School, New York, NY (1879)
}}    [[c:File:Eugene_Dutilh_House.png|Eugene Dutilh House]], [[Garrison, New York|Garrison, NY]] (1857)
* Remodel of [[John Bigelow]] House, "[[The Squirrels (Highland Falls, New York)|The Squirrels]]," [[Highland Falls, New York|Highland Falls, NY]] (1857)
* Peter Chardon Brooks III House, "Point of Rocks," [[Medford, Massachusetts|Medford, MA]] (1859) 
* Thomas E. B. Pegues House, "[[Ammadelle]]," [[Oxford, Mississippi|Oxford, MS]] (1859–61) 
* [[Beaulieu House, Newport|Frederico Berreda House]], [[Newport, Rhode Island|Newport, RI]] (1859–60)
*Francis Tomes House, Greenwich, CT (1861) <ref>{{Cite web|title=Tomes-Higgins House|url=https://christchurchgreenwich.org/buildingsgrounds-2/tomes-higgins/|url-status=live|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20211122225154/https://christchurchgreenwich.org/buildingsgrounds-2/tomes-higgins/ |archive-date=November 22, 2021 }}</ref>
*Stephen B. Hammond House, "[[Ashcroft (Geneva, New York)|Ashcroft]]," [[Geneva, New York|Geneva, NY]] (1862) 
<ref>Kowsky, 141–48. The Brooks house no longer stands. The Berreda house has seen various alterations, chiefly the removal of a tower.  </ref>

=== Vaux, Withers & Co. (1863–1871) ===
* Landscape architecture with Olmsted, [[Gallaudet University]], [[Washington, D.C.|Washington, DC]] (1866) 
* Landscape architecture with Olmsted, [[Hudson River State Hospital]], [[Poughkeepsie, New York|Poughkeepsie, NY]] (1867)
* Civic planning and landscape design with Olmsted, [[Riverside, Illinois]] (1869)
* [https://michaelminn.net/cities/chicago/riverside/dore_cottage/index.html Dore Cottage], [[Riverside, Illinois]] (1869)
* Consulting, [[Frederic Edwin Church|Frederic E. Church]] House, "[[Olana State Historic Site|Olana]]," [[Hudson, New York|Hudson, NY]] (1870–72) 
* [[American Museum of Natural History]], [[New York City|New York, NY]] (1872–77), with Mould
* [[Grand Army of the Republic Hall (Worcester, Massachusetts)|George J. Bull House]], [[Worcester, Massachusetts|Worcester, MA]] (1874–75) 
* Design for New York City Prison, "[[The Tombs|Tombs]]," (1874)
<ref>Kowsky, 198–251. The Museum of Natural History no longer stands. </ref>

=== Later career (1869–1889) ===
* [[Metropolitan Museum of Art]], [[New York City|New York, NY]] (1874–1880), with Mould
* East Side Boys' Lodging House and Industrial School for [[Children's Aid Society]], [[New York City|New York, NY]] (1879)
* Raphael Pumpelly House, [[Newport, Rhode Island|Newport, RI]] (1880)
* Garden, [[Grace Church (Manhattan)|Grace Church]], [[New York City|New York, NY]] (1881)
* Remodel of [[Samuel J. Tilden House]], [[New York City|New York, NY]] (1881–84) 
* [[Edwin Booth]] House, "Boothden," Middletown, RI (1883)
* Tompkins Square Lodging House and Industrial School, New York, NY (1885) 
* Canal Street Park, [[New York City|New York, NY]] (1887–88) 
* [[Columbus Park (Manhattan)|Mulberry Bend Park]], [[New York City|New York, NY]] (1895) 
* [[Rockwood Park (Saint John, New Brunswick)]] (1894) <ref>{{cite web |title=Rockwood Park |url=https://stonehammergeopark.com/geosites/rockwood-park/ |publisher=Stonehammer |access-date=24 April 2025}}</ref>
* [[Downing Park (Newburgh, New York)|Downing Park]], [[Newburgh, New York|Newburgh, NY]] (1889), with Olmsted
<ref>Kowsky, 261–319. The Pumpelly house no longer stands. </ref>