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Birth
1873 (St. Louis, Missouri)
Death
1954 (San Francisco, California)
Lived/Active
California
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| Born in St Louis, MO on Jan. 14, 1873. Hobart was educated at UC Berkeley, the American Academy in Rome and Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris. Following his academic training, he settled in San Francisco and established an architecture practice in 1906. He designed and built some of the City's most impressive edifices, including Grace Cathedral, Bohemian Club, Steinhart Aquarium, and in Monterey, the Del Monte Lodge. During the 1930s he was elected president of the San Francisco Art Commission (showing 500 of 907 characters). |
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