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Joseph Paxton

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Noun1.Joseph Paxton - English architect (1801-1865)Joseph Paxton - English architect (1801-1865)        
Paxton, Sir Joseph Paxton
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The driver escaped with only cuts and bruises but detectives said the incident mirrored a similar attack two years ago which left train driver Joseph Paxton with serious facial injuries.
Train driver injured by thrown slab by Birmingham Mail (England)
Edward Kemp was involved in laying out Birkenhead Park with designer Joseph Paxton and acted as the park's superintendent for 40 years.
Biography honour for park's 'Victorian-era Titchmarsh' by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Edward Kemp was involved in laying out Birkenhead Park with designer Joseph Paxton and acted as the park's superintendent for 40 years.
Honour at last for our genius of the parks; Dictionary adds man ... by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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