Milton Smith Osborne

March 18, 1897 (age 75)

Zanesville, Ohio, United States

1 daughter (adopted), Nancy Jean. Director U. Manitoba School Architecture and Fine Arts, 1929-1946. Professor architecture, head department Pennsylvania State University, 1946-1962, professor architecture emeritus, 1962-1972. Exhibited drawings of colonial, classic revival buildings United States, Canada, Mexico. Sketches of European architecture exhibited National Gallery Canada, Winnipeg Art Gallery. Drawings of colonial, classic revival buildings in permanent collection Library Congress, Washington, historic buildings of Pennsylvania in permanent collection Pennsylvania History Museum. Designer Gettysburg home President Eisenhower. Consultant city planning, rehabilitation business areas. Chairman, Centre Regional Planning Commission. Member State College Planning Commission. Member Government's Conference on Natural Beauty, 1966. Director, vice president Winnipeg Art Gallery, 1935-1946. Acting director School Architecture U. Toronto, 1957-1958. Board of directors Pennsylvania Art Alliance. Practicing registered architect.

Milton Smith Osborne

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Background

Osborne, Milton Smith was born on March 18, 1897 in Zanesville, Ohio, United States. Son of Lee and Susanna (Smith) Osborne.

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Bachelor of Architecture, Ohio State University, 1922, Columbia, 1925. Master of Science, Columbia, 1928. Doctor of Laws, University Manitoba, 1959.

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1 daughter (adopted), Nancy Jean. Director U. Manitoba School Architecture and Fine Arts, 1929-1946. Professor architecture, head department Pennsylvania State University, 1946-1962, professor architecture emeritus, 1962-1972.

Exhibited drawings of colonial, classic revival buildings United States, Canada, Mexico. Sketches of European architecture exhibited National Gallery Canada, Winnipeg Art Gallery. Drawings of colonial, classic revival buildings in permanent collection Library Congress, Washington, historic buildings of Pennsylvania in permanent collection Pennsylvania History Museum.

Designer Gettysburg home President Eisenhower. Consultant city planning, rehabilitation business areas. Chairman, Centre Regional Planning Commission.

Member State College Planning Commission. Member Government's Conference on Natural Beauty, 1966. Director, vice president Winnipeg Art Gallery, 1935-1946.

Acting director School Architecture U. Toronto, 1957-1958. Board of directors Pennsylvania Art Alliance. Practicing registered architect.

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Member State College Planning Commission. Member Government's Conference on Natural Beauty, 1966. Director, vice president Winnipeg Art Gallery, 1935-1946.

Fellow Royal Architectural Institute Canada, Royal Society Arts. Member American International Assurance, Manitoba Association Architects (honorary life) American Association University Professors, American Society Engineering Education, Manitoba Society Artists, Tau Beta Pi, Tau Sigma Delta, Phi Kappa Phi. Rotarian.; Club: University.

Treatises on early architecture of Alabama, Ohio, Manitoba.

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Married Sophia May Bookwalter, July 30, 1925.

Father:: Lee Osborne
Mother:: Susanna (Smith) Osborne
Spouse:: Sophia May Bookwalter

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