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It is not known which of these men is Jory. SLSA and the photo caption have identified (left to right, from centre foreground) Louis
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commented that "the long narrow window openings, infilled with cast cement grilles, the design of which has an
Eastern flavour, are an interesting innovation". Another church in this group (combining Modernism with Romanesque) is St Monica's Catholic Church at
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Jory designed several churches in the
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in 1920, in 1930 becoming a councillor before being elected president in
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Herbert Jory, and Eric McMichael, but it is not clear who is whom.
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Also while in the joint practice, Jory designed the
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49:architect. He was a partner in the leading firm of
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752:"Building Details: Sacred Heart Catholic Church"
655:"Building Details: St Francis Xavier Cathedral"
508:South Australian births index, Book 414, p.441.
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383:Governor of South Australia
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259:Adelaide Holocaust Museum
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951:"St. Joan of Arc Church"
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173:Gartrell Memorial Church
157:Gartrell Memorial Church
92:Early life and education
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324:Commonwealth Government
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133:South Kensington system
51:Woods, Bagot & Jory
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148:With Woods & Bagot
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407:Louis Laybourne Smith
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212:Australian blackwood
33:Harrold Herbert Jory
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379:Architects Act 1939
314:World War II effort
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125:Walter Hervey Bagot
66:Romanesque elements
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