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Mullett later relocated to Washington, DC and in 1863 began working under Rogers in the Office Of The Supervising Architect . When Rogers resigned in 1865, Mullett succeeded him as Supervising Architect for the United States Federal government from 1866 to 1874 . Some of his best known designs were the State, War, And Navy Building and the San Francisco and Carson City Mint s. In private practice, he also designed The Sun Building (1887) for the publisher of the Baltimore Sun newspaper; it is one of the oldest multistory steel-frame buildings in Washington, DC. Others include the Old Post Office (1884) in St. Louis, Missouri and the Pioneer Courthouse (1875) in Portland, Oregon . Mullett also designed the US Assay Office in Boise, Idaho. BOOKS
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