Humphrey Sturt
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Humphrey Sturt (c. 1725 – 1786) was a British architect. He designed the Horton Tower in Horton, Dorset, built 1750. He was the Lord of Horton Manor and was also the MP for Dorset 1745-1786.
He was responsible for developing Crichel House at the nearby village of Moor Crichel.
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