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Greene and Greene

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Greene and Greene architectural firm working in the American arts and crafts style, formed by the brothers Charles Sumner Greene, 1868-1957, and Henry Mather Greene, 1870-1954, both b. Brighton (now part of Cincinnati), Ohio. Both attended Washington Univ.'s Manual Training High School and the Massachussets Institute of Technology's school of architecture (1886-88). After an apprenticeship in Boston, they joined their parents (1893), who had moved to Pasadena, Calif., and soon established (1894) their own firm. The bungalow, , the building style for which they became famous, was... Read more
Greene, Brian
Greene, Brian February 9, 1963 • New York, New York Physicist...York wardrobe, salt-and-pepper hair, and quick grin, Brian Greene looks more like a forty-something Justin Timber-lake than the scientist that he is. In fact, Greene is considered one of the top physicists in the United States... Read more
Greene, Nathanael
Greene, Nathanael (1742–1786), Continental army general.Nathanael Greene was born into a Warwick, Rhode Island, family of anchorsmiths and millowners. Raised a Quaker , Greene nevertheless developed a youthful fascination for military... Read more

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