William H. Stevens

William H. Stevens (1818–1880) was an American architect from Lewiston, Maine.

He learned the carpenter's trade, and moved to Lewiston in 1849, acquiring land on the outskirts of town.

[1] Stevens worked alone until 1873, when he formed a partnership with Edward F. Fassett, son of Francis.

Stevens resumed his independent practice, and Fassett returned to his father in Portland.

[1] Stevens served on the Lewiston city council, and was elected mayor in 1870.

Savings Bank Block , Lewiston, 1868.
Pilsbury Block , Lewiston, 1870 and 1873.
Roak Block , Auburn , 1871.
William P. Frye House , Lewiston, 1873.