Graham, Anderson, Probst & White is a Chicago architecture firm that was founded in 1912 originally as Graham, Burnham & Co. In 1917, the Burnhams left the firm, and Graham and the others, (William) Pierce Anderson, Edward Mathias Probst, and Howard Judson White formed the current firm.

This one firm got the majority of the big commissions from 1912 to 1936, including the nowadays iconic buildings such as the Wrigley Building, Merchandise Mart, Field Museum, Shedd Aquarium, Civic Opera House, and the old main U. S. Post Office. They also built the iconic Terminal Tower in Cleveland and Federal Reserve Bank in Kansas City.

Important Buildings

Shedd Aquarium, Chicago, Ilinois

Straus Building, Chicago, Ilinois

Field Museum, Chicago, Ilinois

Wrigley Building, Chicago, Ilinois

Merchants Bank Building, Chicago, Ilinois

Civic Opera House, Chicago, Ilinois

Old main U. S. Post Office, Chicago, Ilinois

Selfridge Store in London

Union Trust Building

Union Station,Cleveland

Pennsylvania Station,Philadelphia.

Terminal Tower,Cleveland

Federal Reserve Bank,Kansas City, Missouri

Bryant Building, Kansas City, Missouri

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