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[[File:201806 ArtistsGuild Schultz Weir Robert 915.jpg|thumb|Robert Weir Schultz as Master of the Art Workers Guild]] | |||
'''Robert Weir Schultz''' (1860–1951) was a Scottish Architect. He worked extensively for the [[third Marquess of Bute]], including the restoration of [[Falkland Palace]]. In 1898 he advised on the lowering of the street level in [[Brunton Street]]. He designed the fittings for the [[Chapel Royal]], which were made by [[Robert Miller]] and paid for by Lady Bute. | '''Robert Weir Schultz''' (1860–1951) was a Scottish Architect. He worked extensively for the [[third Marquess of Bute]], including the restoration of [[Falkland Palace]]. In 1898 he advised on the lowering of the street level in [[Brunton Street]]. He designed the fittings for the [[Chapel Royal]], which were made by [[Robert Miller]] and paid for by Lady Bute. | ||
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File:R W Schultz cropped.jpg|thumb|Robert Weir Schultz and his wife, c. 1933 | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:11, 5 January 2022
Robert Weir Schultz (1860–1951) was a Scottish Architect. He worked extensively for the third Marquess of Bute, including the restoration of Falkland Palace. In 1898 he advised on the lowering of the street level in Brunton Street. He designed the fittings for the Chapel Royal, which were made by Robert Miller and paid for by Lady Bute.
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Robert Weir Schultz and his wife, c. 1933
