RICHARD SHARP SMITH - The Buildings
	Asheville
	Young Men's Institute Building (1892)
	Vance Monument (Vance Memorial) (1896)
	Medical Building (ca. 1900)
	Grace Memorial Church (1905)
	Clarence Barker Memorial Hospital (1907)
	Legal Building (1909)
	James M. Chiles House (1909)
	E. W. Grove Office (1909)
	Technical Building (York Building) (ca. 1910)
	Wm. Johnson Jr. House (1913)
	Jenkins Hotel (1914)
	Elks Home (1914)
	Hotel Asheville (1915)
	J. R. Bush House (1916)
	Locke Craig House (1916)
	Haywood Building (1917)
	Y. M. C. A. (-1921)
	Plaza Theatre (Plaza Theater) (1922 on)
	St. Mary's Episcopal Church (St. Mary's Church)
	Biltmore Shoe Store
	Mrs. Minnie Alexander Cottage
	MONTFORD DISTRICT
	"R. S. Smith or his office, surely the preeminent firm in town at the time, may have designed as many as thirty of the houses in the Montford district.  Many of these are small and simple cottages; others are pretentious residences with strongly suggested Smith detail.  Though they are far from being alike, the recurrence of many of the motifs throughout the district weaves a fabric of neighborhood tradition that was picked up in the work of other architects and builders.  Though they did not by any means always choose to imitate Smith's artistic motifs, his use of natural materials like stone, stucco, and shingles, earth colors, and informal composition became an established vernacular." Montford Area Historic District Inventory
	Frederick Rutledge House  (Montford)  (Before 1901)
	Maria T. Brown House  (Montford)  (Before 1901)
	Sawyer House  (Montford)  (ca. 1899 - ca. 1905)
	Ottis Green House  (Montford)  (Before 1901)
	Dr. Charles S. Jordan House  (Montford)  (Before 1901)
	27 Soco Street  (Montford)  (1901)
	22 Arborvale Avenue
	25 Beardon Avenue (c. 1905)
	30 Beardon Avenue (before 1907)
	36 Beardon Avenue (before 1907)
	30 Blake Street (before 1907)
	22 Arborvale Avenue
	25 Beardon Avenue (c. 1905)
	30 Beardon Avenue (before 1907)
	36 Beardon Avenue (before 1907)
	30 Blake Street (before 1907)
	122 W. Chestnut Street (before 1907)
	162 W. Chestnut Street (before 1907)
	166 W. Chestnut Street (before 1917)
	170 W. Chestnut Street (before 1917)
	174 W. Chestnut Street (before 1917)
	123 W. Chestnut Street
	23 Courtland Avenue
	54 Courtland Avenue (before 1917)
	48 Courtland Avenue (before 1917)
	16 Cullowhee Street (before 1917)
	50 Cumberland Avenue (before 1907)
	218 Cumberland Avenue (Gertrude Brown House) (before 1917)
	255 Cumberland Avenue (John A. Campbell House)
	175 Cumberland Avenue (J. E. Call House / Jewel Apartments) (before 1917)
	169 Cumberland Avenue (before 1917)
	101 Cumberland Avenue (MacKenzie House) (before 1907)
	83 Cumberland Avenue (before 1907)
	79 Cumberland Avenue (before 1907)
	59 Cumberland Avenue (before 1907)
	40 Cumberland Avenue (J. P. Hansen House) (before 1917)
	52 Cumberland Avenue (before 1917)
	91 Elizabeth Street (before 1913)
	87 Elizabeth Street (before 1913)
	83 Elizabeth Street (before 1913)
	24 Elizabeth Street (before 1917)
	98 Flint Street (before 1917)
	116 Flint Street (before 1917)
	128 Flint Street (before 1917)
	134 Flint Street (before 1917)
	144 Flint Street (before 1917)
	152 Flint Street (before 1917)
	160 Flint Street (before 1917)
	162 Flint Street (before 1917)
	182 Flint Street
	161 Flint Street (before 1917)
	389 Montford Avenue (before 1917)
	249 Montford Avenue (before 1917)
	83 Montford Avenue (before 1917)
	140 Montford Avenue (Orene's Beauty Salon) (before 1907)
	144 Montford Avenue (before 1907)
	200 Montford Avenue (Martin House) (c. 1907)
	242 Montford Avenue (before 1917)
	246 Montford Avenue (before 1917)
	250 Montford Avenue (before 1917)
	264 Montford Avenue (before 1917)
	382 Montford Avenue (before 1917)
	17 Panola Street (c.1900-1902)
	207 Pearson Drive (Galliard S. Tennent House) (1903-1907)
	185 Pearson Drive (1917-1925)
	183 Pearson Drive (before 1917)
	143 Pearson Drive
	129 Pearson Drive
	56 Pearson Drive (before 1917)
	96 Pearson Drive
	19 Soco Street (before 1917)
	15 Soco Street (before 1917)
	24 Soco Street (before 1917)
	32 Soco Street (before 1917)
	14 Starnes Avenue (before 1913)
	36 Watauga Street (B. H. Crosby House) (before 1917)
	40 Watauga Street (J. L. Adams House) (before 1917)
	44 Watauga Street
	114 Cumberland Avenue (F. C. Bourne House) (before 1907)
	Chestnut Hill Historic District
	"The first of at least eight houses in the district attributed to architect Richard Sharp Smith (1852-1924) was built about 1896 at 166 E. Chestnut Street...It is impossible to say exactly how many houses in the Chestnut Hill District Smith, or Smith's office, designed.  His was the leading firm in town at the turn of the century...What's more, his designs were apparently imitated by local builders such that a Smith-inspired vernacular of sorts came into being." p.4