Background
Walter T. Winslow was born in 1843 in Boston, Massachusetts, United States.
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Hotel Touraine, Boston
Board of Trade Building, Boston
WALTER T. WINSLOW
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After a public school education he entered the office of Nathaniel J. Bradlee as a student in architecture; later, when the Civil War was over, the young man completed his studies in Paris. Returning to Boston he re-entered Mr. Bradlee's office, and in the course of a few years became his junior partner. In the reconstruction period following the great fire which devastated the business section of Boston in November, 1872, Bradlee & Winslow were active in planning new commercial and public structures.
Following Mr. Bradlee's decease in 1888, he practiced for more than a decade under the name Winslow, Wetherell & Bigelow, and when Mr. Wetherell retired, carried on work in association with Mr. Bigelow. Among the important business and commercial structures of which Mr. Winslow was co-architect should be cited the Hotel Touraine; Tremont Office Building; Board of Trade Building (1900-03); Steinhert and Walker Buildings; Siegel's Department Store on Washington Street; Kimball Office Building; Shreve, Crimp & Low's new store on Tremont Street; Oliver Ditson Company Store; office of Kidder, Peabody & Company, State Street, and the National Shawmut Bank Building.
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- coworker:
- George H. Wetherell
- coworker:
- Henry F. Bigelow
- employer:
- Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Mr. Winslow was associated in partnership with George H. Wetherell and Henry F. Bigelow.
Mr. Winslow was associated in partnership with George H. Wetherell and Henry F. Bigelow.
After a public school education Mr. Winslow entered the office of Nathaniel J. Bradlee as a student in architecture.
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January 21, 1909 (aged 66) -
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American