Known Work

Edward Maene (1852-1931) Sculptor, Wood carver

• Washington Memorial Chapel, Valley Forge Historical Park
  Rt. 23, P.O. Box 98, Valley Forge, PA 19481     610-783-0120
  chapel@libertynet.org
  Choir stalls and screens
• University of Pennsylvania
  34th St. entrance, 37th St. & Walnut St., Phila.
  Exterior stone work, four towers, Commemoration of the Spanish-American War
• Pennsylvania Law School
  34th St. and Sansom St., Phila.
  Exterior stone work
• St. Clements Episcopal Church
  20th St. and Cherry, Phila.    215-563-1876
  Stone altar, high altar, font, Lady Chapel, wood pulpit, Stations of the Cross
  The church website credits Edward Maene: http://www.saintclementsphiladelphia.org/index.php?/main/building/
• St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
  5421 Germantown Ave., Phila    215-844-8544
  Altar, screen, Rood beam, pulpit, Manger set
  The church’s records credit Edward Maene as the sculptor of these items.  We have correspondence regarding purchase of the manger set (after Maene’s death).
• St. Mark’s Church
  1625 Locust St., Phila 215-735-1416
  Great doors of the Parish Church
• The Cathedral Church of St. John
  10 Concord Ave., Wilmington, DE 302-654-6279
  Author Barksdale Maynard reported Edward Maene’s work.
• Trinity Episcopal Church
  1108 N. Adams St., Wilmington, DE  302-652-8605
  Stone altar, wainscoting, Bishop’s chair (stone), choir and clergy stalls (oak).
  The church’s records say this work was done by John Maene and Co. but author Barksdale Maynard credited Edward Maene.
• St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
  183 Rector St., Perth Amboy, NJ 08861  732-826-1594
  Altar, Pulpit?, Roof beam
  The church has records of Edward Maene’s work.
• Rose Valley Furniture
  Edward Maene was associated with the Arts and Crafts movement, particularly with Will Price and Rose Valley furniture.  We have Rose Valley style furniture handed down to us from Edward Maene and a metal name stamp (E.Maene) from Rose Valley. Rose Valley’s webpage mentions that some Rose Valley furniture could have been made at Edward Maene’s Philadelphia workshops (probably before the Rose Valley workshop got up and running).
  http://www.rosevalleymuseum.org/architecture.html
• St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
  Norwalk, CT
  Pulpit
• Princeton University, NJ
  Exterior stonework, columns
• Cincinnati Public Library
  Cincinnati, Ohio
• St. John Divine, NY
• Christ Church
  2nd St. and Market St., Phila 215-922-1695
• Keneseth Israel Synagogue
  18th St. and Columbia Ave.,  Phila (demolished)
• New Temple University building
  Broad and Montgomery
  Exterior stonework
• Building at 1610 Locust St., Phila
  Exterior stonework
• Grey Towers Castle, Arcadia University
  450 S. Easton Rd., Glenside, PA 19038     215-572-2945
  Declared a National Historic Landmark in 1985
  Architect: Horace Trumbauer.  Completed in 1898
• First Baptist Church
  123 S.17th. Street (corner Sansom St.), Phila   215-563-3853
• Old Evening Bulletin Building – Phila.
  Exterior stonework
• St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
  Bustleton, Phila.
  Interior woodwork
• Camden County Courthouse
  520 Market St., Camden, NJ (demolished)
  Exterior marble columns
• Rite Aid Pharmacy (Provident Building)
  Chestnut St. at 17th St., Phila
  “The Sower”
  Plaques on either side of entrance doors, covered by Rite Aid signs
• Pennepack Baptist Church Cemetery
  8700 block, Krewstown Rd., Phila – across from Pennepack Baptist Church
  Stone angel – Susanne Maene’s grave marker
• Bustleton homes
  Banes St., Bustleton, Phila
  3 houses built by Edward Maene
• The Lord’s Supper
  Rockledge, Phila