Chittenden

CRANDALL, Charles Hayden

Encyclopedia Vermont Biography: A Series of Authentic Biographical Sketches 
of the Representative Men of Vermont and Sons of Vermont in Other States. 
Dodge. Burlington: Ullery Publishing Company, 1912, p 156

Charles Hayden CRANDALL, Burlington [Chittenden County, Vermont], architect, 
was born 02 May 1870 at Norwich [Windsor County, Vermont], son of William 
Nelson and Ann Roxana (HAYDEN) CRANDALL. Educated in the public schools of 
Norwich and Miss SHERMAN's private school. At the age of eighteen left the 
farm and engaged in carpentry, continuing six years; studied architecture 
with Louis Sheldon NEWTON of Hartford [Windsor County, Vermont]; in 1896 
designed and superintended the Lake Mitchell club house, at Sharon [Windsor 
County], later designing and superintending valuable work at Hanover [Grafton 
County], New Hampshire, and Woodstock [Windsor County, Vermont], and worked 
through the construction of some of the largest buildings for Dartmouth 
College. Located at Burlington in 1903, since which many worthy public and 
private structures in both Vermont and New Hampshire have been designed by 
him, among the latest being the Randolph High School [Vermont] and Lancaster 
Congregational Church [New Hampshire]. Politically Mr. CRANDALL is a 
Republican, and religiously, a Congregationalist. He is a member of the 
Mason fraternity. In 1897 he [Charles Hayden CRANDALL] married [Miss?] Clara 
Alice BURKE, of Royalton [Windsor County, Vermont]; they have three children: 
Maurice Charles, Bernice Clara, and Wallace Gifford.

Submitted by Cathy Kubly