John Storrs (architect)

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rdf:type	Architect from Portland, Oregon owl:NamedIndividual 1920 birth 2003 death Dartmouth College alumnus Modernist architect United States Navy personnel of World War II American ecclesiastical architect Architect from Bridgeport, Connecticut
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clgo:birthPlace	Fairfield County, Connecticut Oregon Washington (state) Pennsylvania New Jersey Portland, Oregon Multnomah County, Oregon Connecticut Washington County, Oregon New York City Bridgeport, Connecticut New York (state)
clgo:birthYear	1920
clgo:deathDate	2003-08-31
clgo:deathPlace	Portland, Oregon
clgo:deathYear	2003
clgo:occupation	Architect
clgo:significantBuilding	Sokol Blosser Winery Oregon College of Art and Craft

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