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Orleans city council. Latrobe's plan for the waterworks system was based on that of Philadelphia, which he earlier designed. The system in Philadelphia was created as a
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Moravian schools and establishments in Britain, had an extensive circle of friends in the higher ranks of society. He stressed the importance of education, scholarship, and the value of social exchange; while Latrobe's mother instilled in her son a
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Orleans spanned eleven years. In addition to this project, Latrobe designed the central tower of the
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president Samuel J. Fox, and presented to him a design for a new bank building. At the time, the political climate in
Philadelphia was quite different than Virginia, with a strong division between the
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started, ending his source of steady income. During the war Latrobe unsuccessfully tried several wartime schemes to make money, including some steamboat projects. In 1814, Latrobe partnered with
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to a reservoir, located upstream; so that gravity could be used to transmit the water from there to residents in the city. The New Orleans waterworks project also was designed to
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architecture in the United States. It was demolished in 1870. This commission is what convinced him to set up his practice in Philadelphia, where he developed his reputation.
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curiosity and interest in America. From a young age, Benjamin Henry Latrobe enjoyed drawing landscapes and buildings. He was a brother of Moravian leader and musical composer
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Dumbauld, Edward (1980). "Thomas Jefferson and the City of Washington".
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Eight of the biggest country house sales in Britain in 2020
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Peterson, Charles E. (December 1953). "Early Prisons".
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Cohen, Jeffrey A.; Brownell, Charles E., eds. (1995).
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Addison, Agnes (July 1942). "Latrobe vs. Strickland".
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American Architectural History: A Contemporary Reader
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The Architectural Drawings of Benjamin Henry Latrobe
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The Domestic Architecture of Benjamin Henry Latrobe
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The Domestic Architecture of Benjamin Henry Latrobe
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3034:Records of the Columbia Historical Society
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1800:. Harvard University Press. p. 357.
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2837:Fazio, Michael W. (June 19, 2006).
2258:Latrobe, Benjamin Henry (1764-1820)
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1735:"Latrobe, Charles Hazelhurst", in
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1849:. David and Charles. p. 70.
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1711:Harwood, Herbert H. Jr. (1994).
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1547:Mary Agnes Latrobe (1805-1806)
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2077:. Da Capo Press. p. 145.
1847:The Canals of Eastern England
1796:Colvin, H. M. Colvin (1954).
1742:(1964), New York: Scribner's.
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1071:Principal story plan for the
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586:", visiting eastern Saxony,
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3229:, and Daniel Rowland, eds.
3212:. Charles Scribner's Sons.
3168:. Oxford University Press.
3124:Frary, Ihna Thayer (1969).
2888:"Sedgeley (Porter's House)"
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2014:. Westview Press. pp.
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2843:. JHU Press. p. 713.
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1483:in Chillicothe, Ohio; the
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3495:Architect of the Capitol
3369:Summerson, John (1993).
3335:Roth, Leland M. (2001).
3287:Norton, Paul F. (1977).
2987:. Yale University Press.
2507:Latrobe Jr., John H. B.
2340:Roth, Leland M. (1993).
2008:Roth, Leland M. (1980).
1783:"Benjamin Henry Latrobe"
1579:. C-SPAN. Archived from
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1391:Greek Revival in America
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1325:Jacques Germain Soufflot
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2668:Semmes, John Edward.
2557:on February 16, 2007.
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1757:, p. XI
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1183:response to
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182:(1820-09-03)
133:Succeeded by
114:James Monroe
98:
73:
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3658:1820 deaths
3653:1764 births
2917:Hamlin 1955
2902:January 24,
2825:Hamlin 1955
2813:Hamlin 1955
2801:Hamlin 1955
2749:Carter 1972
2737:Hamlin 1955
2725:Hamlin 1955
2713:Hamlin 1955
2701:Hamlin 1955
2640:Carter 1972
2628:Carter 1972
2604:Carter 1972
2580:Carter 1972
2492:Carter 1972
2477:Carter 1972
2426:Carter 1972
2408:December 4,
2348:117–18, 415
2243:Hamlin 1955
2206:Hamlin 1955
2194:Hamlin 1955
2158:Hamlin 1955
2146:Hamlin 1955
2134:Hamlin 1955
2122:Hamlin 1955
2110:Hamlin 1955
1981:Hamlin 1955
1945:Hamlin 1955
1933:Hamlin 1955
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1676:Hamlin 1955
1661:Hamlin 1955
1651:, p. X
1626:Hamlin 1955
1614:Hamlin 1955
1553:(1806-1878)
1541:(1803-1891)
1524:(1792-1817)
1470:James Wyatt
1380:city blocks
1357:Robert Adam
1260:New Orleans
1217:War of 1812
1167:New Orleans
1108:War of 1812
1093:White House
1073:White House
1050:Bladensburg
962:New Orleans
843:Federalists
820:Fort Nelson
527:who was of
493: 1807
455:New Orleans
451:White House
351:White House
301:Benjamin II
194:Nationality
187:New Orleans
163:May 1, 1764
121:Preceded by
49: 1804
3632:Categories
3587:David Lynn
3501:1815–1817
2926:References
2875:Woods 2004
2850:0801881048
2764:Crook 1972
2592:Frary 1969
2438:Frary 1969
2325:Tatum 1961
2313:Tatum 1961
2301:Tatum 1961
2289:Tatum 1961
2277:Tatum 1961
2095:January 2,
2039:Frary 1969
1722:0934118221
1485:Pope Villa
1457:The book,
1429:Pope Villa
1369:John Soane
1361:Adam style
1313:Grand Tour
1275:Influences
1252:Protestant
1229:Pittsburgh
1162:, Maryland
1116:Pittsburgh
1091:, and the
1062:Georgetown
1042:Alexandria
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