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John James Clark b. 23 January 1838

Also known as James Clark, J. J. Clark

Artist (Draughtsman),
Artist (Photographer),
Artist (Painter)

Watercolour painter, photographer, architect and engineer born in Liverpool, England. Resident of Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland and Western Australia he was responsible for the designs of many public buildings.

received

Competition for Auckland Town Hall

Dates

1907

Recognition type

Award

Note

Winner
received

Competition for the Melbourne City Baths

Dates

c.1903

Recognition type

Award

Note

Winner
received

Competition for Newcastle (New South Wales) Railway Station

Dates

1899

Recognition type

Award

Note

Winner
received

1898 : Winner

Dates

1898

Recognition type

Award

Note

Winner – Clark & Son won competition for the Perth Children’s Hospital.
received

competitions for extensions to Fremantle Town Hall, St Andrew's Presbyterian Church

Dates

1897

Recognition type

Award

Description

Clark & Son won competitions for extensions to Fremantle Town Hall St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Perth

Note

Winner
received

Competition for the Government Offices in Brisbane

Dates

1883

Recognition type

Award

Description

Competition for the Government Offices in Brisbane.

Note

Second prize

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John James Clark b. 23 January 1838

Competition for Auckland Town Hall

Competition for the Melbourne City Baths

Competition for Newcastle (New South Wales) Railway Station

1898 : Winner

competitions for extensions to Fremantle Town Hall, St Andrew's Presbyterian Church

Competition for the Government Offices in Brisbane

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