Talk:William T. Towner

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one or more architects of this name?

There are many cases where an architect worked in New York City or elsewhere in the East, then moved west, and designed notable buildings in both areas. There are also cases where two architects had the same name, sometimes father and son. So far I can't find verification that specifically says one W.T. Towner worked in east and west. If it turns out to be two different architects then this article will have to take note of that, and probably be split. --Doncram (talk) 20:58, 7 March 2018 (UTC)[reply]