Thomas Ellis Owen Shaper of Portsmouth, 'Father of Southsea'
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Publication
2010 - Tricorn Books, Portsmouth, England.
Word Count
50,500 words, Guess
Page Count
202 pages
Physical Format
Hardcover
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL24573076M
Description
A full colour illustrated biography about a 19th century architect who laid the foundations of modern Southsea. He was twice mayor of Portsmouth and also worked in Ireland with his father Jacob Owen and his brother-in-law, Sir Charles Lanyon.
Description
A full colour illustrated biography about a 19th century architect who laid the foundations of modern Southsea. Many original photos, maps and drawings. Stunning contemporary photos of Owen properties in Alverstoke, Old Portsmouth and Southsea.Thomas Owen was twice mayor of Portsmouth and also worked in Ireland with his father Jacob Owen who was Principal Architect of the Irish Board of Works and his brother-in-law, the architect who was Mayor and MP for Belfast: Sir Charles Lanyon. Cost £25. ISBN 9780956249869.
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