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Street, George Edmund

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Street, George Edmund (1824–81), architect. Before 1849, he worked under G. G. Scott. He became a leader in the Gothic revival, was diocesan architect of Oxford, York, Ripon, and Winchester, and designed a number of churches and ecclesiastical institutions.

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	Edmund Street Launch.(Features) Newspaper article from: The Birmingham Post (England); 10/19/2005
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