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Vaughan, Henry
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Vaughan, Henry (1846–1917)

US architect, of English origin. He led the ‘Boston Gothicists’, designing primarily churches and schools. His late American Gothic Revival influenced Ralph Adams Cram, among others. Vaughan was born in Cheshire, England, moving to Boston in 1881.



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