William Thomas

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William Thomas was a prominent 19th-century architect known for his influential work on major public monuments and buildings in Canada.

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instanceOf architect
human
activeInCentury 19th century
basedIn Toronto
countryOfCitizenship Canada
United Kingdom
countryOfResidence Canada
United Kingdom
describedBySource Canadian architectural histories
heritage building registers in Canada
employer self-employed architect
fieldOfWork architecture
genre Gothic Revival architecture
linked to: Gothic Revival

Neoclassical architecture
Renaissance Revival architecture
hasPart architectural practice employing his sons
influenced Canadian Victorian-era architecture
movement Victorian architecture
notableFor design of civic and institutional buildings in 19th-century Canada
design of major public monuments in Canada
notableStudentOrTrainee Cyrus Thomas
Samuel Thomas
William Tutin Thomas
notableWork Brock's Monument restoration, Queenston Heights
Commercial Bank of the Midland District building, Toronto
Don Jail, Toronto
Hamilton buildings and churches (various commissions)
Montreal's St. Ann's Market (design work)
Oakham House, Toronto
St. George's Hall, Toronto (design work)
St. Lawrence Hall, Toronto
linked to: St. Lawrence Hall

St. Michael's Cathedral Basilica, Toronto
St. Paul's Anglican Church alterations, Toronto
Toronto Mechanics' Institute (design work)
occupation architect
placeOfBirth Suffolk, England
United Kingdom
placeOfDeath Province of Canada
Toronto
relative Cyrus Thomas
Samuel Thomas
William Tutin Thomas
workLocation Hamilton, Ontario
London, England
Montreal
Toronto

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Brock's Monument architect William Thomas