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Nearly all of Morgan's career was spent as partner responsible for design for Nevin & Morgan and its associated firms. He was best known for the design of buildings in traditional revival styles, especially residences in the
Georgian Revival style. Morgan was a member of the
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Harrods Creek Historic District NRHP Registration Form (1991)
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The Virginia Architects, 1835â1955: A Biographical Dictionary
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Nevin & Morgan Architects Collection, 1921-1970, 2003
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The Speed Art Museum: Highlights From the Collection
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