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Alan Cameron Walker

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In Tasmania he designed several major public buildings, as well as supervising major additions to St David's Anglican Cathedral, and was active in the arts community. He married his second wife Daisy Hook in 1922. He was part of the organising committee of an antique exhibition in aid of employment
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and upon return to Australia he worked for the architectural firm of Ellerker & Kilburn in Melbourne. He then worked on his own, during which time he served on the council of the Royal Victorian Institute of Architects. He returned to Tasmania in 1895, six years after marrying Mabel Robertson.
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Upon his death, his will was valued at net of £31,565. His will was appealed to the High Court by his wife Daisy regarding whether or not the £1000 annuity he had left her required her to live in his home of Huonden. When she was unsuccessful an appeal was then submitted to the Privy Council but
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Walker was apprenticed to Henry Hunter. Upon completion of his apprenticeship, he studied in Britain under Professor Roger Smith and then worked for
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Walker was noted for his success in silversmithing, though he did it primarily as a hobby. A coffee pot fashioned by him is exhibited in the
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in 1931. He was a collector of Australian native plants, and also worked to establish bush gardens at the Mount Wellington springs.
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Old Customs House, Hobart, Tasmania, designed by Orlando Baker, but incorrectly attributed to Walker in his obituary notice.
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The Alan Cameron Walker shield was awarded by the Arts and Craft Society for some years. It was won permanently by
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in 1936. A silver altar cross, designed by Walker, was dedicated to him at St David's Cathedral, Hobart in 1932.
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recording sketches of historic British buildings. He was admitted an associate to the
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Walker was born in 1865, fourth son of Herbert Walker. He was educated at
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Walker, Alan Cameron (1864–1931) – Australian Dictionary of Biography
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Index

Australian
Hobart
Tasmania
John Walker
Hutchins School
Henry Hunter

the Hutchins School
Sir Banister Fletcher
Royal Institute of British Architects
SS Waratah
Valvular heart disease
Cornelian Bay Cemetery
Friends' School, Hobart

Hobart General Post Office
Elliott Lewis
Maritime Museum of Tasmania
St David's Cathedral, Hobart
1967 Tasmanian fires
Kempton, Tasmania
Art Gallery of South Australia




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