Robert Mitchell (architect) facts for kids

Robert Mitchell was a talented architect from Scotland. He lived and worked in the late 1700s and early 1800s. An architect is someone who designs buildings. Robert Mitchell helped create many important structures during his time.

Who Was Robert Mitchell?

Robert Mitchell was born in Scotland. We don't know his exact birth or death dates. He became a well-known architect in the 18th century. For some time, he even worked with his brother, John Mitchell, who was also an architect. Together, they designed many interesting buildings.

What Did He Build?

Robert Mitchell designed a variety of buildings and monuments. His work can be found in different places. Here are some of the notable projects he worked on:

• Moor Place, Hertfordshire (1775)
• Preston Hall, Midlothian (1791)
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  This drawing shows the Rotunda in Leicester Square, designed by Robert Mitchell.
• Rotunda, Leicester Square, London (1793) - This was a round building in London.
• Old Parish Church, Peterhead (1804) - He designed this church.
• Nelson's Column, Montreal (1809) - This is a famous monument in Canada.
• Crimond Church (1812)

Robert Mitchell's designs left a lasting mark on the places where they were built. His work shows the architectural styles popular during his era.