Page Kirk

1885–1983 (age 98)

Architect

Biography

Page Kirk devoted his architectural gifts to thoughtful civic and residential designs that married classical proportion with the needs of modern life.

His measured approach left lasting grace on neighborhoods and institutions, and he now rests at Monticello Graveyard amid the community he helped shape.

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