Benjamin Henry Latrobe

It was proposed by the first architectural titan to work on the Capitol, Benjamin Henry Latrobe, in 1811.

In the Nation's Capital, An Uninviting Addition . . . 2008

“And after the British destroyed the original north wing of the Capitol in 1814, it was Casey who wrote up the damage report for the Architect of the Capitol at the time, then Benjamin Henry Latrobe.”

The Atlantis Prophecy Thomas Greanias 2008

It has been restored over the past two and a half years to the original purity, grace and elegance envisioned by its architect, Benjamin Henry Latrobe who also designed the U.S.

Restoration of Baltimore's Cathedral Argent 2006

The cathedral was designed by Benjamin Henry Latrobe, architect of the U.S.

Pope names Cardinal Stafford as envoy to Baltimore basilica rededication Argent 2006

KENNEDY: Benjamin Henry Latrobe was the superintendent of the key period of building the capitol of the United States, also put the porticoes on the White House.

Orders From France: The Americans and the French in a Revolutionary World (1780-1820) 1989

I like memoirs and Benjamin Henry Latrobe, the architect, left us memoirs, stories about people.

Orders From France: The Americans and the French in a Revolutionary World (1780-1820) 1989

Probably the best-known figure among them, however, was Benjamin Henry Latrobe of Baltimore, who had the face of a bank clerk, but whose endorsement alone would perhaps have been enough to settle the whole issue.

The Great Bridge David McCullough 1972

In 1803, British architect Benjamin Henry Latrobe was tapped surveyor of public buildings; by 1807 he completed the south wing.

Examiner California Headlines 2010

In 1803, British architect Benjamin Henry Latrobe was tapped surveyor of public buildings; by 1807 he completed the south wing.

Examiner California Headlines 2010

In 1806-21 Catholics constructed the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, based on a neoclassical design by Benjamin Henry Latrobe.

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