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    Robert Williams

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    Robert Williams (27 January 1848 – 16 October 1918) was a Welsh architect and
    social campaigner. Born in South Wales, he studied architecture in London and
    established a practice there in 1887. Williams' work showed a Gothic Revival influence
    and included public and educational buildings in Wales and London
    including Wheatsheaf Hall and Cowbridge Girls School. From 1914 he practiced in
    Egypt, constructing Cairo's largest shop for the Davies Bryan Company, as well as a
    number of other commercial and public buildings.
    Williams was a member of the Independent Labour Party and sat on the executive
    committees of the Land Nationalisation Society and the London Reform Union. He was
    elected a London County Council councillor in 1901 and advocated for more stringent
    housing standards. Williams wrote several books on housing and advocated for internal
    toilets at a time when outdoor privies were the norm. His daughter Margaret Travers
    Symons was also a social campaigner and suffragette.

    Contents

     1Early life
     2Architecture
     3Social campaigning
     4Other interests
     5References

    Early life[edit]
    Williams was born in Ystradowen, Glamorgan, on 27 Januar

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    The Freya Stark Collection spans the years 1893 to 1993 and embraces in the main her correspondence, along with publication files of thirteen major works and drafts of a considerable number of minor pieces. Also present are some clippings, photographs, and invitations, together with third party correspondence. The collection is largely in its original order and is arranged in four series: Series I. Works, 1916-1976 (9 boxes); Series II. Correspondence, 1893-1985 (20.5 boxes); Series III. General Research, 1913-1976 (.5 box); and Series IV. Additional Materials, 1967-1993 (1 folder).The Works series includes various drafts of those publications written or edited by Freya Stark between 1934 and 1976. These are Dust in the Lion's Paw, Ionia, a Quest, The Minaret of Djam, A Peak in Darien, Perseus in the Wind, Rome on the Euphrates, Seen in the Hadhramaut, Space, Time & Movement in Landscape, Traveller's Prelude, Turkey: a Sketch of Turkish History, The Valleys of the Assassins, A Winter in Arabia, The Zodiac Arch, and An Italian Diary. The last title cited is Flora Stark's account of her detention by the Italian authorities in the early years of World War II, edited after th
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