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David Williams Gibbs

David Williams Gibbs was an American politician and architect best known for designing the Wyoming State Capitol and serving as the chair of the commission which organized Oklahoma City in Oklahoma Territory.

David Williams Gibbs

Photograph of D.W. Gibbs, architect of D. W. Gibbs Co., Architects in Toledo, Ohio. The photo dates around 1877. Terms associated with the photograph are: Gibbs, D.W. | Architects | D. W. Gibbs Co., Architects (Toledo, Ohio) | businessmen | Suits(Clothing) | Beards | Beards--1860-1900.

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Born
22 February 1837
Birthplace
Ohio
Died
19 October 1917
Occupation
architect

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David Williams Gibbs was an American politician and architect best known for designing the Wyoming State Capitol and serving as the chair of the commission which organized Oklahoma City in Oklahoma Territory.

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David Williams Gibbs is described as an architect. David Williams Gibbs was born in 1837. David Williams Gibbs died in 1917.

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