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Albert Lybrock

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"Old Main" at the Miller School
Albert Lybrock
Tomb of James Monroe in Hollywood Cemetery (Richmond, Virginia)

Albert Lybrock (1827—1886) was a German-born architect in the United States. The most well known work of his early career is the James Monroe Tomb. He was the most important architect in Richmond during the booming decade prior to the American Civil War.[citation needed] He also gave financial support for a regiment of local German-Americans in the Confederate States Army.[1][2] He had the Haxall and Morson families as clients and may have been the designer of Morson’s Row and the Bolling Haxall House.[3] Carl Ruehrmund worked together with him.[3]

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  1. ^ a b c Row April, 2013 ArchitectureRichmond
  2. ^ "Architects of Richmond: Carl Ruehrmund | Architecture Richmond".
  3. ^ a b Carl Ruehrmund ArchitectureRichmond
  4. ^ a b The Virginia Landmarks Register pages 16, 435
  5. ^ circa 1860s photograph of custom house in Richmond Flickr
  6. ^ U.S. Post Office, Richmond National Park Service