Worthmann & Steinbach

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rdf:type	Architect of cathedrals 1928 disestablishment in Illinois Design company disestablished in 1928 Design company established in 1903 owl:NamedIndividual Gothic Revival architect 1903 establishment in Illinois American ecclesiastical architect Defunct architecture firm based in Chicago Architect of Roman Catholic churches
rdfs:label	Worthmann & Steinbach
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skos:prefLabel	Worthmann & Steinbach
skos:altLabel	John G. Steinbach
clgo:country	United States
clgo:foundingYear	1903
clgo:industry	Design Real estate Architecture
clgo:location	Chicago Illinois
is clgo:architect of	St. Mary of Częstochowa (Cicero, Illinois) Hollenbach Building St. Barbara Church (Chicago) Holy Innocents Church (Chicago) Basilica of Saint Hyacinth Covenant Presbyterian Church (Chicago, Illinois) St. Nicholas Cathedral (Chicago) St. Mary of the Angels (Chicago)

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