bronze plaque · York

John Carr

Photograph at the John Carr bronze plaque

John Carr was an English architect, who lived from 1723 to 1807. He is particularly remembered for his significant contributions to architecture in Buxton, Derbyshire, and West Yorkshire. His designs often showcased the Palladian style, and during his lifetime, he was regarded as a foremost architect in the northern regions of England. A comprehensive study of his work and life was published in 2023, reflecting a lifetime of research into his legacy.

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