Henry Hare
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Henry Thomas Hare (1861–1921) was an Edwardian English architect, born in Scarborough, Yorkshire, who was responsible for a trail of municipal buildings around Britain.
Hare was president of the Architectural Society in 1902 and president of the RIBA 1917-1919. His trademark is an etching or carving of a hare which he included in every building.
[edit] Selected buildings
- Oxford town hall, (1892-1897) [1]
- Crewe town hall, (1902-1905) [2]
- Westminster College, Cambridge (1897-1899)
- Hammersmith Library (1905)
- Fulham Central Library
- Wolverhampton Library
- University College of North Wales, Bangor (1911)
[edit] External links
- Portrait by William Llewellyn
- Main Arts Building, Bangor University 1911 - Bangor Civic Society
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