Background
Thomas MacLAREN was born in 1863 in Scotland, United Kingdom.
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Colorado Springs City Hall
1904
Carnegie Library (Boulder, Colorado)
(The building is now known as the Carnegie Branch Library ...)
The building is now known as the Carnegie Branch Library for Local History, and is a branch of the Boulder Public Library. The library contains an area of 4,000 square feet (370 m2).
1906
THOMAS MacLAREN
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He was educated at the Kensington School of Art in Edinburgh and the Royal College of Art.
Career
Due to health conditions Mr. MacLaren established residence in Colorado in the early part of the century, and shortly after began practice in Colorado Springs. Among his early works were a number of ecclesiastical buildings, noted examples being Christ Church at Canon City, and the first Congregational at Boulder, Colo., the latter in association with Thompson D. Hetherington. In a subsequent period he formed a partnership with Charles P. Thomas and Mr. Hetherington (Thomas, MacLaren & Hetherington), a firm commissioned to design the City Hall and Ferguson Building in Colorado Springs.
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- fater:
- John MacLaren
- Brother:
- James MacLaren
- coworker:
- Charles E. Thomas
- employer:
- Frederick William Stevens
- coworker:
- Thomas D. Hetherington
father of 11 children.
James MacLaren, Thomas' brother, died of tuberculosis in October, 1890 and Thomas MacLaren had also developed symptoms of the disease.
Thomas D. Hetherington and Charles E. Thomas were his partners for part of that period n Colorado .
MacLaren became an assistant to Frederick William Stevens in October 1888.
Thomas D. Hetherington and Charles E. Thomas were his partners for part of that period n Colorado .
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