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SLOAN, Samuel, architect, born in Chester county, Pennsylvania, 7 March, 1815 ; died in Raleigh, North Carolina, 19 July, 1884. He established himself in Philadelphia, and designed many important buildings, among them the Blockley hospital for the insane in that city, and the state insane hospital at Montgomery, Alabama He conducted the "Architectural Review," beginning in 1868, and published " City and Suburban Architecture" (Philadelphia, 1859) : "Constructive Architecture " (1859); "Model Architect" (1860) ; and "Designs for Rural Buildings" (1861).

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