About Victor Huot
Lived 1822 – 1904 (aged 81–82). Victor Huot was a French and American architect, manufacturer and building contractor.
Victor Huot (February 17, 1822 – June 1904) was a French-born American architect and builder. He was mostly active in Davenport, Iowa, but also worked in New Orleans, Louisiana, and Cleveland, Ohio. He was the son of Marie Justin and Jean Baptiste Huot. In 1870 he partnered with C. G. Hipwell to do slate roof work. He was survived by his wife and two children.
St. Joseph's Catholic Church (1881), Davenport, Iowa
Immaculate Conception Academy (1884), Davenport, Iowa
St. Anthony's Catholic Church (rear addition; 1886), Davenport, Iowa
Ambrose Hall (1885–1912) at St. Ambrose University, Davenport, Iowa
Huot designed the slate roof only, for the J. Monroe Parker–Ficke House, in the College Square Historic District, Davenport, Iowa
Grace Episcopal Cathedral, Davenport, Iowa (supervising architect)
Sharon residence (Fred B. Sharon House), Cork Hill in Davenport, Iowa
Sisters Academy, Davenport, Iowa
Mercy Hospital (original building), Davenport, Iowa
Rosa Woolmansee residence
Dessaint–Petersen residence, also known as the W.D. Petersen residence, Davenport, Iowa
Alibone Morton / Judge Nathaniel French home
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Who was Victor Huot?
French-born American architect (1822–1904)
When was Victor Huot born?
Victor Huot was born on 17 February 1822 in Bretonvillers.
When did Victor Huot die?
Victor Huot died in 1904 in Davenport.
What was Victor Huot's occupation?
Victor Huot was an architect, manufacturer and building contractor.
What nationality was Victor Huot?
Victor Huot was French and American.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Victor Huot. https://biography.guide/victor-huot-architect/
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