Caleb Maule was a master builder and lumber merchant elected to the Carpenters' Company in 1817. He lived at 93 Callowhill street in 1814 but moved to various other locations throughout the rest of his life.( See his file at the archive.carpentershall.org for a complete listing). Maule was responsible, or partially responsible for the 1827 construction of a stone tavern, stable and other outbuildings in Roxbury. He also supplied the lumber for the 11th Presbyterian Church (1831) and the First Presbyterian Church of the Northern Liberties (1837). Maule served on the Carpenters' Company Managing Committee from 1836-38.
Biography from the Philadelphia Architects and Buildings, a project Athenaeum of Philadelphia. Written by Tom Stokes.
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