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(1927–2003)
McDonald grew up and lived most of his life in Transylvania County NC. He served in the Navy during World War II. He studied architecture at Brevard College and Clemson. McDonald worked for Six Associates in Asheville before going on his own in 1953 with William H. O'Cain as O'Cain & McDonald. Later the firm was McDonald & Daniels, and by 1958 it was simply Henry Clyde McDonald. In 1967 he partnered with Samuel A. (Sam) Brewton. They focused on homes, schools, and commercial buildings in the Lake Toxaway and Cashiers area plus nine buildings at Brevard College and more than 40 churches. McDonald taught engineering at Brevard College and served as a visiting lecturer at Clemson University.
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Sources include: Mack McDonald; Steve Arnaudin.