John Johnson (born London, England; 1843 – 1919) was an English

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Career

Johnson was a member of the

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from 1863, and designed a number of notable

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es and civic commissions from the 1870s. He was described as a

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in 1891, and as an architect by 1901. He practiced from around 1881 to 1914.

References

1843 births 1919 deaths Architects from London {{England-architect-stub