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Alice E. Johnson

Johnson (1862–1930) was an architect from Ohio, one of the first women architects in that state. Johnson was born in 1862 in Fremont, Ohio to John Carlton and Celia (née Sigler) Johnson. She studied architecture with her father, whose practice primarily focused on public buildings including courthouses, jails and schools.

Alice E. Johnson

Name
Alice E.
Born
1862
Birthplace
Fremont, Ohio
Died
13 February 1936, aged 73
Occupation
architect
Nationality
United States

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Johnson (1862–1930) was an architect from Ohio, one of the first women architects in that state. Johnson was born in 1862 in Fremont, Ohio to John Carlton and Celia (née Sigler) Johnson. She studied architecture with her father, whose practice primarily focused on public buildings including courthouses, jails and schools.

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