About Albert Schippel
Lived 1862 – 1935 (aged 72–73). Albert Schippel was an American architect.
Albert Schippel (1862–1935) was an American architect in the Midwest.
He designed buildings including: Rice County Jail, (1910), Faribault, Minnesota Oleander Saloon, (1901), Mankato, Wisconsin Immanuel Lutheran School, (1903), Mankato, Wisconsin German Evangelical Ladies Seminary, (1910), Mankato, Wisconsin. The seminary has since become Bethany Lutheran College.
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Who was Albert Schippel?
American architect
When was Albert Schippel born?
Albert Schippel was born in 1862 in Wisconsin.
When did Albert Schippel die?
Albert Schippel died on 22 January 1935 in Dallas.
What was Albert Schippel's occupation?
Albert Schippel was an architect.
What nationality was Albert Schippel?
Albert Schippel was American.
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