William Sidney Pittman

William Sidney Pittman was an influential African American architect in the early 20th century. Known for his skilled designs, he created notable buildings like churches, homes, and schools, often in the Southern United States. Pittman was also active in advocating for African American community development and was married to Booker T. Washington’s daughter. His work helped demonstrate the capabilities of Black professionals during a time of racial segregation and discrimination, making him a significant figure in American architectural and cultural history.