Samuel Plato
Samuel M. Plato (1882–1957) was an African-American architect and builder who is noted for contributions to the African-American community in Louisville and imaginative designs elsewhere in the country.
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Taylor University - Campus Facilities - Residence Halls
... to as “Sammy,” is named in honor of late 19th century African student Samuel Morris ... oldest building on campus, having been completed in 1917 by Samuel Plato ... The hall was deisgned by Samuel Plato, a notable architect of the early 20th century ...
... to as “Sammy,” is named in honor of late 19th century African student Samuel Morris ... oldest building on campus, having been completed in 1917 by Samuel Plato ... The hall was deisgned by Samuel Plato, a notable architect of the early 20th century ...
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