
What is recorded here
Francis Johnston was born in County Armagh in 1760, spent decades shaping Irish architecture, and gave Dublin a home for the Royal Hibernian Academy of Arts at his own expense. He designed Armagh Court House, helped make a new academy visible, and stayed tied to the places he had taught stone to hold. Anne Barnes died in 1841 or 1842, long after their marriage and all the rooms they had entered together.
Why this person is known: Irish architect
- Birthplace
- Armagh
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