When was albert richardson born

Richardson," which contains a memoir and a portrait. An excerpt from "Beyond the Mississippi" is given in Vol. I, page Colorado, II Ibid. Utah, II Ibid. Nevada and California, II Ibid. Oregon and Washington, II Ibid. H, and a writer of children's books. She had also been an actress and a writer of plays, and in wrote the stage version of Mark Twain's "The Prince and the Pauper," which was produced by Daniel Frohman.

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The result was a synthesis of traditional and modern approaches which was adapted and applied to industrial and commercial buildings, churches and houses. His deep knowledge of and sympathy towards Georgian design also helped him in numerous post-war commissions to restore bomb-damaged Georgian buildings.

Ironically, several of his designs — most notably, Bracken House in the City of London , the first post-war London building to be listed and protected from redevelopment — are now regarded as classic milestones of 20th century design.