William R. Walker (architect)

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rdf:type	Burial at Swan Point Cemetery Person from Bristol County, Massachusetts Burial in Rhode Island owl:NamedIndividual 1830 birth 1905 death 19th-century American architect Architect from Providence, Rhode Island Union Army officer Architect from Rhode Island Military personnel from Massachusetts Person from Providence, Rhode Island Person from Providence County, Rhode Island Person from the Providence metropolitan area Person in Rhode Island \u067e\u0631\u062c\u0627\u062a\u06cc\u0648\u06ba 1830s birth 1900s death 19th-century American person 19th-century North American person 19th-century architect 19th-century birth 19th-century person 20th-century death 2nd-millennium birth 2nd-millennium death 2nd-millennium person Accident American Civil War officer American architect American designer American military officer American military personnel American person Animal Architect Army officer Birth Burial Burial in the United States Civil event Death Designer Educational personnel Eukaryote Event Military officer Military personnel Modern person North American military personnel North American person Person Person associated with buildings and structures Person associated with places Person associated with war Person from Greater Boston Person from Massachusetts Person from New England Person from New Hampshire Person from Rhode Island Person in the United States Person of the Americas Scholar or academic Specie Transport accident or incident United States Army officer University and college person Person from Seekonk, Massachusetts
rdfs:label	William R. Walker (architect)
owl:sameAs	dbr:William_R._Walker_(architect)
clgo:birthDate	1830-04-14
clgo:birthPlace	Rhode Island Massachusetts Seekonk, Massachusetts Providence, Rhode Island New Hampshire
clgo:birthYear	1830
clgo:deathDate	1905-03-11
clgo:deathYear	1905
clgo:nationality	United States
clgo:restingPlace	Swan Point Cemetery
clgo:significantBuilding	Whitinsville Historic District Customhouse Historic District
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skos:prefLabel	William R. Walker (architect)
skos:altLabel	William Walker William R. Walker Walker, William Russell William Russell Walker
is clgo:architect of	Clouds Hill (Warwick, Rhode Island) Isaac Davis House Central Falls Mill Historic District Cumberland Town Hall Historic District Nicholson File Company Mill Complex Bell Street Chapel
is clgo:designer of	Equestrian statue of Ambrose Burnside

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