James McKissack
James McKissack (1875–1940) was a British architect and photographer.
Also recorded as J. McKissack.
Overview
Born in 1875, died at Pollokshields in 1940.
In detail
James McKissack studied at Allan Glen's School, Glasgow School of Art and Royal College of Science and Technology.
Membership is recorded of Edinburgh Photographic Society and Royal Photographic Society.
Works named in the authority record are New Tivoli Picture House, Glasgow Film Theatre, Vogue Cinema Possilpark, Mecca Bingo (Former Vogue Cinema), 56, 58 and 60 Main Street, Rutherglen, Scotland, La Scala Cinema and New Picture House.
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“James McKissack”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q127500630: James McKissack
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