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Peter Bicknell

Peter Bicknell (16 June 1907 – 31 May 1995) was a British architect, author, exhibition curator and mountaineer. He practised as an architect in Cambridge with H. C. Hughes as Hughes and Bicknell, including commissions for the University of Cambridge and its colleges, notably Fen Court at Peterhouse (1939) and an extension to the Scott Polar Research…

Art, Hughes and Bicknell architectural practice & Exhibitions

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Early life and education

Hughes and Bicknell architectural practice

Academia

Exhibitions

Mountaineering

Personal life

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Peter Bicknell

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Peter Bicknell

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related to Mountaineering · 22
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related to Personal life · 20
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related to Early life and education · 13
Peter Bicknell → Cambridge, County Durham, He, His, Jesus College, June, Lovibond, Newcastle Breweries, Northamptonshire, Oundle School, Phillis, Raymond Bicknell, Rowland Gills

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Peter Bicknellrelated to Early life and educationJune0.60section
Peter Bicknellrelated to Early life and educationRowland Gills0.60section
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Peter Bicknellrelated to Early life and educationRaymond Bicknell0.60section
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Peter Bicknellrelated to Early life and educationNewcastle Breweries0.60section
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Peter Bicknellrelated to Early life and educationOundle School0.60section
Peter Bicknellrelated to Early life and educationNorthamptonshire0.60section
Peter Bicknellrelated to Early life and educationJesus College0.60section

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