Famous Arts and Crafts Movement Buildings
List of famous buildings in the Arts and Crafts movement movement, with photos. These examples of Arts and Crafts movement buildings are listed alphabetically by name or address, with pictures (when available). The Arts and Crafts movement buildings list includes lots of data and is sortable by any column. This is a great source for answering the question "What are the most famous Arts and Crafts movement buildings?" and "what does Arts and Crafts movement look like?". Included are a cross-section of different kinds of Arts and Crafts movement architectural structures and this list includes most prominent buildings in the Arts and Crafts movement style. This list is made up of a variety of items, including Avon Old Farms and O. E. Rolvaag House. You may want to copy this list to build your own just like it, re-rank it to fit your opinions, then publish it to share it on Facebook, Twitter or any other social sites you frequent. (33 Items)
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Richard Norman Shaw - 2Theodate Pope Riddle
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Black Clauchrie House
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Broadleys
Charles Voysey - 5
Cleburne Building
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Craftsman Farms
Gustav Stickley - 7
Cragside
Richard Norman Shaw - 8
First Church of Christ Scientist, Manchester
Edgar Wood - 9Frank Lloyd Wright
- 10Greene and Greene
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Grace Episcopal Church
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Grim's Dyke
Richard Norman Shaw - 13
Grove Park Inn
Edwin Wiley Grove, Fred Loring Seely - 14James Gamble Rogers
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Hanlye House
Leonard Kier Hett - 16
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Highbury, Birmingham
John Henry Chamberlain - 18Charles Harrison Townsend, Charles Harrison Townsend
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House in Bedford Park
Charles Voysey - 20Normand Smith Patton
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Linnell Close
Raymond Unwin, M H Baillie Scott - 22
Mary Ward Settlement
Dunbar Smith, Cecil Brewer - 23
Oliver Hill - 24
Merryfield
Oliver Hill - 25
Nathaniel Moore Banta House
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