Boy Scout Lodge, Rhode Island, with a brief biography of the architect, Artinruins.com (Accessed 10 April 2011) -- Relevant section: "The building was erected around 1962. The man responsible for the design of this structure was D. Thomas Russillo (1902-1978), a local architect. In addition to the Boy Scout Building, he designed several houses on the East Side in the Blackstone Blvd area as well as the Smith Hill neighborhood. Most of these houses are Moderne- or Frank-Lloyd-Wright-inspired designs. According to Wm. Mackenzie Woodward of the RI Historic Preservation and Heritage Commission, "Russillo was clearly aware of & more than merely competent in producing designs within the contemporary mainstream." Thanks to Mr. Woodward for the brief bio of the architect, and for the list of properties he designed. Russillo-designed homes (and links to Google maps): The Anthony Gizzarelli House (1947-48), 665 Pleasant Valley Parkway (no street view available) The Leonard Levin House (1954-55), 80 Clarendon Avenue The Max & Roslyn H. Winograd House (1962), 100 Clarendon Avenue The Peter Bardach House (1958), 33 Intervale Road."
