John Kearsley Sr.

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John Kearsley Sr. was an 18th-century Philadelphia architect and physician best known for designing the landmark Christ Church, a prominent example of colonial American church architecture.

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instanceOf architect
human
physician
architecturalContribution development of colonial church architecture in Pennsylvania
architecturalStyle Georgian
associatedWith Christ Church (Philadelphia)
burialPlace Christ Church Burial Ground (Philadelphia)
centuryOfActivity 18th century
countryOfCitizenship Colonial America
Great Britain
dateOfDeath 1772
designed Christ Church (Philadelphia)
Christ Church steeple (Philadelphia)
era colonial America
fieldOfWork architecture
medicine
genreOfWork colonial American church architecture
knownFor designing Christ Church in Philadelphia
memberOf Anglican community in Philadelphia
notability prominent colonial American architect in Philadelphia
notableWork Christ Church (Philadelphia)
occupation architect
physician
placeOfActivity Philadelphia
Province of Pennsylvania
placeOfBirth Great Britain
placeOfDeath Philadelphia
positionHeld city councilman of Philadelphia
justice of the peace in Philadelphia
member of the Pennsylvania Assembly
practicedMedicineIn Philadelphia
religion Anglican
religiousBuildingDesigned Christ Church (Philadelphia)
residence Philadelphia
workLocation Philadelphia

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Christ Church (Philadelphia) hasArchitect John Kearsley Sr.
subject linked to: Christ Church