Robert W.
(Bob) Conner

(1914–2007)

Conner was a native of Wilkes-Barre PA. He grew up in Utica NY before attending Duke University. He served in the Seabees during WWII. After WWII he transferred to study architecture at NCSU. He worked for High Point architects Louis Voorhees and Eccles Everhart from 1948 until he opened his own practice in High Point in 1956. Using a variety of styles, he designed many buildings including the First Reformed United Church of Christ, the High Point Public Library, the Scottish Bank, and the B’Nai Israel Synagogue. He retired in 1980.

Additional Resource: 2001 Interview