Theodore C. Link, FAIA (1850-1923)
The second annual meeting of the Missouri Chapter of the American Institute of Architects was held at the Mercantile Club […]
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J. Hal. Lynch (1860-1953)
James Hallowell Lynch was a St. Louis architect who practiced as J. Hal. Lynch. Lynch’s letterhead listed his specialties as
John Lawrence Mauran, FAIA (1866-1933)
Born in Providence, Rhode Island, John Lawrence Mauran entered Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in 1885 as a student of
Charles K. Ramsey, AIA (1845-1913)
The son of a successful St. Louis builder, Charles Kirkpatrick Ramsey studied engineering at Washington University before gaining practical experience
Louis Clemens Spiering (1874-1912)
Louis Clemens Spiering was born in St. Louis in 1874, into a cultivated German-American family. His maternal grandfather was Charles
William Albert Swasey, FAIA (1863-1940)
William Albert Swasey was born in Melbourne, Australia in 1863 or 1864 (contemporary sources differ) while his parents (natives of
Thomas Waryng Walsh (1826-1890)
Thomas Waryng Walsh was born in Kilkenny, Ireland on July 15, 1826. The eldest son of an architect/builder of modest
John Ludwig Wees, FAIA (1861-1942)
Born in Alsace-Lorraine in 1861 and educated in Heidelberg, Germany, John Ludwig Wees spent a year studying architecture in Paris
Thomas Crane Young, FAIA (1858-1934)
Born in Sheboygan, Wisconsin in 1858, Thomas Crane Young moved with his family to Grand Rapids, Michigan where he graduated
H. May Steinmesch (1893-1979)
At the turn of the twentieth century, higher education allowed women access to new career opportunities in traditionally male dominated