Thomas P. Barber - CaLiGraph

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Property	Value
rdf:type	Person from Colchester owl:NamedIndividual 1862 birth 1932 death 19th-century American architect 20th-century American architect English emigrant to the United States Architect from Colorado American ecclesiastical architect Artist from Colorado Springs, Colorado
rdfs:label	Thomas P. Barber
owl:sameAs	dbr:Thomas_P._Barber
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skos:prefLabel	Thomas P. Barber
skos:altLabel	Barber Barber, Thomas P.
clgo:birthPlace	Essex Colchester Colorado Colorado Springs, Colorado
clgo:birthYear	1862
clgo:country	United States
clgo:deathYear	1932
is clgo:architect of	St. Mary's Cathedral (Colorado Springs, Colorado) First Methodist Episcopal Church (Trinidad, Colorado) Methodist Episcopal Church of Montrose Colorado Springs City Hall Ida M. Rice House McCarty Memorial Christian Church Clubhouse-Student Union

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