John Wood

Standard Name: Wood, John,, the elder

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1729: John Wood began building Queen Square, Bath:...

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1729

John Wood began building Queen Square, Bath: an early stage in his creation of the Georgian city.
Stephen, Sir Leslie, and Sidney Lee, editors. The Dictionary of National Biography. Smith, Elder, 1908–2026, 22 vols. plus supplements.

1733: Ralph Allen began building his Palladian...

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1733

Ralph Allen began building his Palladian mansion, Prior Park, on a hill above Bath, designed by John Wood . He had a practical as well as an aesthetic end: to prove the quality of...

1735: The architect John Wood the elder completed...

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1735

The architect John Wood the elder completed Queen Square in Bath, one of the earliest of the city's urban Palladian landmarks.
Parker, Keiko. “What Part of Bath Do You Think They Will Settle In?: Jane Austens Use of Bath in PersuasionPersuasions, Vol.
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, 2001, pp. 166-76.
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1754: The architect John Wood the elder began work...

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1754

The architect John Wood the elder began work on The Circus in Bath; he died only three months later, and it was completed by his son, John Wood the younger .
Parker, Keiko. “What Part of Bath Do You Think They Will Settle In?: Jane Austens Use of Bath in PersuasionPersuasions, Vol.
23
, 2001, pp. 166-76.
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