About Ligon Flynn
Lived 1931 – 2010 (aged 79). Ligon Flynn was an American architect.
Background Born near Tryon, North Carolina to parents Broadus Bryan Flynn, a rural Postal Carrier and Myrtle Shields Flynn. After becoming an Eagle Scout, The photos were subsequently published in the book, “Tobacco Barns” printed via Lulu.com in 2007. His early paintings were exhibited in NC Artist's Annual Exhibits and The National Gallery of Art Water Color Exhibit in Washington, DC.
Career After teaching at the School of Design from 1963 thru 1967
A self-proclaimed "short, red headed country boy trying to do good work", tenets of his work included "every building must have a garden"
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Who was Ligon Flynn?
American architect (1931-2010)
When was Ligon Flynn born?
Ligon Flynn was born on 24 February 1931 in Tryon.
When did Ligon Flynn die?
Ligon Flynn died on 26 September 2010.
What was Ligon Flynn's occupation?
Ligon Flynn was an architect.
What nationality was Ligon Flynn?
Ligon Flynn was American.
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