Ralph Thomas Walker

Property	Value
rdf:type	1973 suicide Person from Sedalia, Missouri owl:NamedIndividual 1889 birth 1973 death 20th-century American architect 20th-century birth Architect from New York City Architect from Providence, Rhode Island Art Deco architect Athlete Fellow of the American Institute of Architects Military personnel from Connecticut Person in sports Sportsperson Architect from Waterbury, Connecticut Classical High School alumnus Recipient of the AIA Gold Medal 1939 New York World's Fair artist President of the American Institute of Architects Mayor of Springfield, Missouri
rdfs:label	Ralph Thomas Walker
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skos:prefLabel	Ralph Thomas Walker
skos:altLabel	Ralph Walker Walker & Gillette Ralph H. Walker Ralph Thomas Walker's
clgo:almaMater	Massachusetts Institute of Technology
clgo:award	AIA Gold Medal
clgo:birthDate	1889-11-28
clgo:birthName	Ralph Thomas Walker
clgo:birthPlace	Sedalia, Missouri Massachusetts Waterbury, Connecticut Pennsylvania Rhode Island New Jersey Connecticut Pettis County, Missouri Missouri New Hampshire Providence, Rhode Island New York City New York (state)
clgo:birthYear	1889
clgo:deathDate	1973-01-17
clgo:deathPlace	Chappaqua, New York
clgo:deathYear	1973
clgo:employer	HLW International
clgo:occupation	Architect
is clgo:architect of	60 Hudson Street New Jersey Bell Headquarters Building Verizon Building

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