Andrew J. Bryan
Andrew J. Bryan (1848-1921) was an architect in the southern United States, known for his work on county courthouses.[1][2]
References
- ↑ Old Monroe County Courthouse Museum Encyclopedia of Alabama
- ↑ Courthouse architect Architecture Research; A research guide developed at Tulane University's Southeastern Architectural Archive
Further reading
- Delos D. Hughes Andrew J. Bryan: A New South Architect Legacy: The Magazine of the Monroe County Heritage Museum Spring/Summer 2002: 9-13
- The Man Who Designed Courthouses January 29, 2012 Every Now and Then; Bringing Douglas County history to a 21st-century audience
- The Lewmans of Louisville: Contractors of the Old Courthouse Legacy: The Magazine of the Monroe County Heritage Museum (Spring/Summer 2002): 5-8
- Harriet Swift, "1903 Courthouse Embodies Public Spirit of Judge Nicholas J. Stallworth" Legacy: The Magazine of the Monroe County Heritage Museum Spring/Summer 2002: 1-4.
- Purported gravesite in Chico
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