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Chappell, Edward Acree was born on October 16, 1948 in Farmsville, Virginia, United States. Son of E. Acree and Rosa May Chappell.
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Edward Acree Chappell, American foundation director. National Endowment of the Humanities grantee, 1994. Director restoration and reconstruction Public Hospital, 1982-1984, Courthouse of 1770, 1989-1991, Slave Quarters at Carter's Grave, 1987-1990 (Abbott Lowell Cummings award 1991), Peyton Randolph Property, 1998-2001, general design responsibility Colonial Williamsburg.
Education
Bachelor in History, College of William and Mary, 1972. M.Archtl. History, University Virginia, 1978.
Career
Archaeologist Virginia History Landmark Commission, Richmond, 1973-1976. Architectural historian Kentucky Heritage Commission, Frankfort, 1978-1980. Director architectural research Colonial Williamsburg (Virginia) Foundation, since 1980.
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Director restoration and reconstruction Public Hospital, 1982-1984, Courthouse of 1770, 1989-1991, Slave Quarters at Carter's Grave, 1987-1990 (Abbott Lowell Cummings award 1991), Peyton Randolph Property, 1998-2001, general design responsibility Colonial Williamsburg.
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