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Wa·ter·house

(wah'tĕr-hows),

Rupert, British physician, 1873-1958. See: Waterhouse-Friderichsen syndrome.

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The architect was one of Victorian England's most famous designers, Alfred Waterhouse -responsible for the magnificent Natural History Museum in London.

Calling the HARD AT WORK: An art class, right class of '52; Invitation to high school reunion

Architect Alfred Waterhouse designed the famous red-brick building in Browlow Hill in 1885, to stand on the site for a former house.

University unearths bygone memories; Historic Christmas details revealed

Morris demolished the original house in 1866 and commissioned Liverpool-born architect Alfred Waterhouse - a giant of the Victorian age - to design his new residence.

City's grand designs; MERSEYSIDE TALES

It was designed by Alfred Waterhouse - the architect responsible for London's Natural History Museum - and features 61 rooms and suites, a world-class 18-hole championship golf course, spa and 20-metre indoor swimming pool.

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The Royal Liverpool Infirmary was designed by Alfred Waterhouse (1830-1905) an architect particularly associated with the Victorian Gothic Revival.

Clock dial fetches high price; WALES

Designed by the renowned Liverpool-born architect Alfred Waterhouse - creator of the Natural History Museum - the hotel closed its doors in the early 1930s liverpoolecho.

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These buildings were designed by the gothic-revivalist architect Alfred Waterhouse, who was responsible for the design of Prior Pursglove College when it was Guisborough Grammar School.

Bulldozing the past

The Royal Liverpool Infirmary, in Brownlow Street, was designed by Alfred Waterhouse, an architect associated with the Victorian Gothic Revival.

Clock causes a stir at auction

The building was designed by Alfred Waterhouse circa 1871, a famous Liverpool Victorian architect, as a seaman's orphanage and opened by HRH Duke of Edinburgh in 1874 and was visited by Queen Victoria in May 1886.

SPOOKY SIGHTS AT EMPTY HOSPITAL; Eerie pictures inside 'haunted' Victorian pile that's now up for sale for PS1.5m

Chris writes: "I attended Middlesbrough Boys High School, which was designed by the gothic-revivalist architect Alfred Waterhouse who was responsible for the design of Prior Pursglove College when it was Guisborough Grammar School.

Remember When

By 1887, the College's rapid growth led to Liverpoolborn architect Alfred Waterhouse being commissioned to design the Victoria Building.

Essential status symbol is now a cultural icon

It should not be forgotten, either, that this was designed by one of Liverpool's greatest architects, Alfred Waterhouse.