Jarvis Hunt

Biographical information

RolesCompeted in Olympic Games
SexMale
Full nameJarvis•Hunt
Used nameJarvis•Hunt
Born6 August 1863 in Weathersfield, Vermont (USA)
Died15 June 1941 in St. Petersburg, Florida (USA)
AffiliationsChicago Golf Club, Wheaton (USA)
NOC United States

Biography

Jarvis Hunt was a renowned Chicago architect, who graduated from Harvard and MIT. Most of his projects were in the Midwest, although not exclusively, including the clubhouses of several well known golf clubs, such as the Chicago Golf Club and the National Golf Links on Long Island. Many of his works were listed in the National Register, among which were the following: Indianapolis News Building (1910), Kansas City Star Building 1910), Joliet Union Station (1911-13), Union Station in Kansas City (1913), Commerce Trust Building in Kansas City (1914), Ayers Bank Building, in Jacksonville, Illinois (1914), and Union Station in Dallas (1914-1916). Hunt later retired to St. Petersburg, Florida in 1927.

Results

Games Discipline (Sport) / Event NOC / Team Pos Medal As
1904 Summer Olympics Golf USA Jarvis Hunt
Individual, Men (Olympic) DNQ