John Johnson, 1732-1814: Georgian Architect and County Surveyor of Essex

£14.95

An in-depth journey of John Johnson’s architectural work, from his early career in London in 1732 right through to his last years in the 1800’s.

In stock

Description

Johnson’s work began as a speculative builder but he gradually created a reputation for himself in this industry which led to being appointed Surveyor to the County of Essex.

The author describes Johnson’s tireless efforts to maintain the county’s bridges, the gaol and houses of correction as well as his most famous work in rebuilding the Shire Hall.

This book is a fantastic insight into the sophisticated architecture of Georgian England and the demanding life of a County Surveyor.

 

Author: Nancy R. Briggs

 

Format: 38 pages, Paperback

Published: Essex Record Office Publications, 1992

ISBN 10: 0900360828  ISBN 13: 9780900360824

Language: English

Additional information

Weight 605 g

Reviews

There are no reviews yet.

Be the first to review “John Johnson, 1732-1814: Georgian Architect and County Surveyor of Essex”

Essex Record Office

The Essex Record Office is the storehouse of Essex history. We look after documents, maps, images and sound and video recordings that together tell the story of nearly 1,000 years of our county’s past.

To find out more about the Essex Record Office, visit our website www.essexrecordoffice.co.uk.

Processing time

Ready to ship in 3-5 business days from United Kingdom (UK)

Shipping policy

Shipping will be made to the address supplied by you on the completed order form.

Refund policy

We are happy to refund or exchange within 14 days of purchase if the item is damaged or defective, you will need to return items to the address below: Essex Record Office, Wharf Road, Chelmsford, Essex CM2 6YT. If you wish to cancel your order, you will also need to email to us your cancellation notice within 7 working days. Please contact us at ero.events@essex.gov.uk.