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Bookmark or Share- John B. Haviland - University of California, San DiegoProf. Haviland is an anthropological linguist, with interests in the social life of language, including gesture, emerging sign languages, and interaction. He is also an official Tzotzil interpreter for legal and health matters and accordingly a student of language, bureaucracies, and the law.
- Haviland, John (1792-1852) -- Philadelphia Architects and BuildingsJohn Haviland. (T. B. Welch, c. 1852) Athenaeum of Philadelphia. Local ID #: 001-PRM-100. Born: 12/12/1792, Died: 3/28/1852. John Haviland properly is regarded as one of the most important architects working from Philadelphia in the second and third decades of the nineteenth century.
- John Haviland - US HistoryA brief biography of Philadelphia architect John Haviland, who designed some of the most iconic buildings in Philadelphia, including the Franklin Institute, Eastern State Penitentiary and many more.
- Finding John Haviland - Hidden City PhiladelphiaArchitect John Haviland was born December 15, 1792 in Gudenham, England and died in Philadelphia on March 28, 1852. We were convinced that his corpse sat in waiting, ready to stretch out his hand and grab a leg if we walked past his imaginary coffin.
- John Haviland, Jailor to the World - JSTORJohn Haviland, Jailor to the World NORMAN B. JOHNSTON One of Philadelphia's most influential architects, John Haviland (1792-1852), made his international mark in the special field of prison design. Of his work we have published Agnes Addison Gil-christ, 'John Haviland before 1816', JSAHxx, No. 3 (October 1961), 136-137.
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