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instanceOf
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American architect
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architect
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human
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activeYearsEnd
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early 20th century
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activeYearsStart
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late 19th century
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awardReceived
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Royal Institute of British Architects Gold Medal (honorary recognition, context of esteem)
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birthDate
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1863-12-16
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birthPlace
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Hampton Falls, New Hampshire, United States
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countryOfCitizenship
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United States of America
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deathDate
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1942-09-22
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deathPlace
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Boston, Massachusetts, United States
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educatedAt
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public schools in Massachusetts
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employer
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Cram, Goodhue & Ferguson
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familyName
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Cram
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fieldOfWork
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collegiate architecture
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ecclesiastical architecture
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genre
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architectural theory
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religious writing
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givenName
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Ralph
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hasGender
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male
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influenced
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American collegiate Gothic style
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influencedBy
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medieval Gothic architecture
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knownFor
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Gothic Revival ecclesiastical architecture
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collegiate Gothic campus designs
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languageOfWorkOrName
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English
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movement
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Collegiate Gothic
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Gothic Revival architecture
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name
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Ralph Adams Cram
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notableWork
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Bryn Athyn Cathedral (consulting role)
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Cathedral of St. John the Divine, New York (design work)
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Church of the Advent, Boston (additions and alterations)
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Princeton University Chapel
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Princeton University Graduate College
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Princeton University campus plan
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Rice Institute (Rice University) original campus plan
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St. Thomas Church, Fifth Avenue, New York City
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West Point Cadet Chapel
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“Church Building: A Study of the Principles of Architecture in Their Relation to the Church”
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“The Substance of Gothic”
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occupation
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architect
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author
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partnerInFirmWith
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Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue
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Frank W. Ferguson
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placeOfResidence
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Boston, Massachusetts, United States
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positionHeld
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head of architecture firm Cram and Ferguson
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supervising architect for Princeton University
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religion
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Anglo-Catholicism
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Episcopal Church
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