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J. & G. Young was a Scottish architectural firm from Perth composed of John Young and his son, George. They were in business between 1885 and 1895, when John died. Their total number of works together numbers around fifteen, ranging from churches to public buildings.

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rdfs:comment	J. & G. Young was a Scottish architectural firm from Perth composed of John Young and his son, George. They were in business between 1885 and 1895, when John died. Their total number of works together numbers around fifteen, ranging from churches to public buildings. (en)
name	J. & G. Young (en)
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dcterms:subject	Architects from Perth, Scotland 19th-century Scottish architects Associates of the Royal Institute of British Architects 1895 disestablishments in Scotland 1885 establishments in Scotland
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Caledonian Railway Royal Institute of British Architects Architects from Perth, Scotland Perth, Perth and Kinross Perthshire University College London John Burnet (architect) Crieff and Comrie Railway 19th-century Scottish architects Associates of the Royal Institute of British Architects Glasgow Central Station Thomas Lennox Watson 1895 disestablishments in Scotland London St Matthew's Church, Perth 2 High Street, Perth 62–72 Tay Street Alphonse Legros Fair Maid's House Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland Tay Street Thomas Eustace Smith 1885 establishments in Scotland John Honeyman (architect) Architectural City of Glasgow Bank Newburgh, Fife Old Academy, Perth Dundonian Articled Slade School
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significant buildings	Fair Maid's House
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caption	George Young, pictured around 1920 (en)
founded	1885 (xsd:integer)
location city	Perth, Perth and Kinross
location country	Scotland (en)
has abstract	J. & G. Young was a Scottish architectural firm from Perth composed of John Young and his son, George. They were in business between 1885 and 1895, when John died. Their total number of works together numbers around fifteen, ranging from churches to public buildings. (en)
architects	John Young (en) George Young (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	John Young (Scottish architect) List of British architects 2 High Street, Perth 62–72 Tay Street Fair Maid's House George Young (architect) HM Prison Friarton J. &. G. Young Tay Street
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is architect of	2 High Street, Perth 62–72 Tay Street
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