Lloyd, Gordon W. (1832 - 1904) -- Philadelphia Architects and Buildings

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Born: 1832, Died: 1904

English-born and trained, Gordon W. Lloyd emigrated to the United States in 1858. He resided in Windsor, Ontario, but opened an architectural office in Detroit and established a thriving practice specializing in church design, especially for Episcopalian churches. In Pennsylvania his work can be found in Trinity Cathedral (1870-71) in Pittsburgh and in the Cathedral of St. Paul (1866), Erie.

Written by Sandra L. Tatman.

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The Architecture of Gordon W. Lloyd - Unfortunately, this page has not been maintained, but it still presents several color photographs of Lloyd-designed churches.

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