Frederick Baumann

Frederick Baumann (born 6 January 1826 in Angermünde as Friedrich Moritz Rudolph Baumann, 18 January 1921 in Chicago) was an American architect of German origin. Edit LifeQualtext

Friedrich Baumann was born as the son of the town judge George Heinrich Baumann and his wife Ulrike Kienitz (baptism on 15 January). Baumann visited the municipal schools in Angermünde and Marienwerder and went to the trade school in Berlin in 1840. Here he studied for several years before going to Bromberg.

He became famous as an architect "Frederick Baumann" in Chicago. Here he built the first high-rise of the city, the 5-storey Washington block, together with Edward Baumann. He was at the construction of the Soldier & amp; Sailers monument in Indianapolis. Edit the source text Standard data (person): LCCN: no00051767 | VIAF: 95707793 | Wikipedia People Search

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