Fletcher, Sir Banister Flight (1866-1953), architect

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Fletcher, Sir Banister Flight (1866-1953), architect

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        15 Feb 1866-17 Aug 1953

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        Associate of RIBA 1889, Fellow 1904, President 1929-31.
        Became a partner in his father's firm in 1889, succeeding with his brother in 1899.
        Master of the Worshipful Company of Carpenters 1936.
        Lectured at Kings College London, and then for the London University extension courses 1901-1938.
        Knighted in 1919.

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        He was an architectural historian and a member of the School of Architecture Advisory Committee in at least 1932. In October 1945 he chaired a lecture in the Polytechnic Library.

        A Sir Banister Fletcher Prize was established when he bequeathed a legacy of £1500 to the Polytechnic. This money was transferred in 1954 but the first reference to the award of the prize is in March 1958 when the Magazine reports that an Ian Bampton was awarded the £50 prize, enabling him to study the history of the architecture in the Leeward Islands, Antigua for 3 years.

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        Son of Banister Fletcher (1833-1899)

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        Fletcher, Banister (1833-1899), architect and surveyor (1833-1899)

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        Fletcher, Banister (1833-1899), architect and surveyor is the parent of Fletcher, Sir Banister Flight (1866-1953), architect

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            ODNB Entry: https://doi.org/10.1093/ref:odnb/33172
            Polytechnic Magazine (NB spellings Bannister and Banister)
            RSP/3/6/ST14

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