William Henry Miller
William Henry Miller was an American architect (1848–1922). He was born in Trenton.
Also recorded as William H. Miller
William Henry Miller
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- Born
- 1848 · Trenton.
- Died
- 1922
- Nationality
- United States
- Occupation
- architect
- Education
- Cornell University College of Architecture, Art and and Planning
- Teachers
- Charles Babcock
- Known for
- Uris Library · Boardman Hall (Cornell) · Barnes Hall · Stimson Hall · Risley Residential College (Cornell) · Ithaca High School · Henry W. Sage House (Cornell) · Andrew Dickson White House
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William Henry Miller was an American architect (1848–1922). He was born in Trenton.
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William Henry Miller studied at Cornell University College of Architecture, Art, and Planning. Training under Charles Babcock is recorded. Works named in the authority record are Uris Library, Boardman Hall (Cornell), Barnes Hall, Stimson Hall, Risley Residential College (Cornell) and Ithaca High School. Work by William Henry Miller is recorded in the collections of Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art.
William Henry Miller is recorded as a citizen of United States. Recorded with the occupation architect. Johnson Museum of Art.
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1848
William Henry Miller was born on 1 January 1848.
1871
Andrew Dickson White House is dated 1871.
1881
McGraw-Fiske Mansion is dated 1881.
1884
St. Catherine's Greek Orthodox Church is dated 1884.
1887
Barnes Hall is dated 1887.
1891
Woman's Club of Rutherford is dated 1891.
1891
First Baptist Church is dated 1891.
1891
Uris Library is dated 1891.
1892
Boardman Hall (Cornell) is dated 1892.
1893
Deke House is dated 1893.
1894
First Unitarian Church of Ithaca is dated 1894.
1903
Stimson Hall is dated 1903.
1905
705 Walnut Ave is dated 1905.
1912
Schuyler House is dated 1912.
1913
Risley Residential College (Cornell) is dated 1913.
1915
Ithaca High School is dated 1915.
1922
William Henry Miller died on 10 January 1922.
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scholarly publication
- Miller, William Henry Harrison (1840-1917), attorney general of the United States, American National Biography Online, 2000
Scholarly · Crossref registry · 2000
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- Wikidata, structured authority record Q8012098: William Henry Miller
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Miller, William Henry Harrison (1840-1917), attorney general of the United States, American National Biography Online, 2000Crossref registry
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Formation and teaching. Miller studied at Cornell University College of Architecture, Art, and Planning. He trained under Charles Babcock. Work and production. Works recorded as notable number 8: Uris Library, Boardman Hall (Cornell), Barnes Hall, Stimson Hall, Risley Residential College (Cornell), Ithaca High School, Henry W. Sage House (Cornell) and Andrew Dickson White House. Connected to 2 other published records in the VALÉORINE Encyclopedia.
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