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| H. Miller Caldwell, Jr. | |
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| Born | June 19, 1950 Pensacola |
| Occupation | Architect |
| Spouse | Deborah Davidson |
| Children | Miller III and Avery Caldwell |
- "Miller Caldwell" redirects here. For his son, see Miller Caldwell III.
Harry Miller Caldwell, Jr. (b. 1950) is a Pensacola architect and president of Caldwell Associates, which he founded in 1986.
Caldwell is a sixth generation Pensacolian who grew up in North Hill[1] and attended the A. V. Clubbs School and Pensacola High School. He received an associate's of arts degree from Pensacola Junior College in 1970 and a bachelor's of science degree in architecture from University of Florida in 1974. Returning to Pensacola, he joined the firm of Lock & Morrison, then worked with architects Hugh Leitch, Ken Woolf (with whom he helped restore the Brent and Blount Buildings) and Ellis Bullock before starting his own firm, Caldwell Associates, in 1986.
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Community involvement[edit]
- Pensacola Junior College Foundation, president (2002-2004)
- Fiesta of Five Flags president, 1998
- Order of Tristan president, 1997
- Celebrate Pensacola leadership
- City of Pensacola Architectural Review Board
- St. John's Historic Cemetery Board
- St. Michael's Cemetery Foundation
- Arts Council of Northwest Florida
- Compass Bank Board of Directors
- Sacred Heart Hospital Board of Directors
- Miracle Camp Board of Directors
- Irish Politicians Club
Awards & recognition[edit]
- Fiesta of Five Flags De Luna LI, 2000[2]
- PACE Award, Community Leader of the Year, 2004[3]
- Junior League Above & Beyond Award
- Chamber of Commerce Outstanding Contribution Award from bringing tall ship Juan Sebastian de Elcano to Pensacola's 300th Anniversary Celebration
- Jaycee Outstanding Young Man in America, 1976
