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This topic has appeared in the English Wikipedia rankings 1 time. It first appeared on 2026-06-23 and was most recently seen on 2026-06-23.
Wikipedia Overview
Frank Heyling Furness was an American architect of the Victorian era. He designed more than 600 buildings, most in the Philadelphia area, and is remembered for his diverse, muscular, often inordinately scaled buildings, and for his influence on the Chicago-based architect Louis Sullivan. Furness also received a Medal of Honor for bravery during the Civil War. He worked with custom furniture maker Daniel Pabst.
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Philadelphia architect Frank Furness' enduring spirit - CBS News
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Frank Furness building to become artist housing by Scout and ISA - The Architect’s Newspaper
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Train Station Designed by Frank Furness Listed on the Philadelphia Register - Hidden City Philadelphia
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The Bold Legacy of Frank Furness, Philadelphia’s Most Unconventional Architect - PHILADELPHIA.Today
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First Bank House of the Week: A Frank Furness–Attributed Home Listed at $2.19M in Merion Station - MONTCO.Today
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New historical marker commemorates Frank Furness - WHYY
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This Frank Furness-Designed Barn Was Transformed Into a Marvelous Modern Farmhouse - Philadelphia Magazine
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Exterior restoration of a landmark - Penn Today
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Our debt to Frank Furness - Broad Street Review
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The ‘Bold Vagaries’ of Frank Furness - The New York Review of Books
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Finding Frank Furness in Northeast Philadelphia - Hidden City Philadelphia
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Lucito channels Frank Furness for a home reno in Philadelphia - The Architect’s Newspaper
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City denies demolition for Frank Furness’ Point Breeze church - WHYY
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On the QT: Frank Furness-Designed Townhouse in Fishtown - Philadelphia Magazine
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Forgotten Furness Arch Uncovered, Restoration Process Begins - Hidden City Philadelphia
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Architect Frank Furness; he did the unthinkable - WHYY
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A Lost Furness Chapel And The Stories It Tells - Hidden City Philadelphia
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The Beginning And End Of Frank Furness - Hidden City Philadelphia
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October 26-28: Frank Furness’ Fine Arts Library + Halloween tours, festivals, parades - WHYY
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Frank Furness’ Legacy of Gilded Age Main Line Architecture - Main Line Today
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Inside Frank Furness’ hidden masterpiece - WHYY
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Furness Week in the Daily - Hidden City Philadelphia
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Frank Furness Gallery - Main Line Today
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With Pen & Paper, Frank Looks East - Hidden City Philadelphia
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Remembering the Broad Street Station - PhillyVoice
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Frank Furness, Philadelphia’s Architect and Mentor to Louis Sullivan - Architect Magazine
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With A Little Help From Frank Furness, We Evaluate 10 New Projects - Hidden City Philadelphia
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Sonder is no longer planned for Girard and Frankford Avenues, but more apartments are coming - Inquirer.com
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On the market: Wallingford home with Frank Furness library for $599,000 - Inquirer.com
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History Matters: Frank Furness and the B&O Railroad - Delaware Public Media
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Where Frank Furness Buildings Once Stood in Center City - Philadelphia Magazine
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Main Line Today’s Resident Historian Mark E. Dixon Features Renowned Architect Frank Furness - Main Line Today
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Lee F. Mindel Tours the Frank Furness–Designed Library at the University of Pennsylvania - Architectural Digest
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A last look at PAFA before all is zipped and spiffed up - Inquirer.com
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Celebrate Frank Furness, a Philadelphia Legend, at Local Restaurants - Philadelphia Magazine
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Unlocked: Scenes and sounds of Heyward Howkins’ Be Frank, Furness release at Johnny Brenda’s - WXPN
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Historic South Philly churches designed by Frank Furness slated for very different futures - Inquirer.com
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Furness’s Mt. Airy Station - Hidden City Philadelphia
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Stoking the Furness - Metropolis Magazine
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Historic South Philly church finds salvation in group effort - WHYY
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New Book Claims PAFA As Catalyst For Modern Design - Hidden City Philadelphia
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Furness Rising - Hidden City Philadelphia
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The Master’s Touch in Wynnewood for $2.369M - Philadelphia Magazine
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Outdoor pop-up bar opens in former UArts courtyard, with a nod to the defunct school - PhillyVoice
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Furness-Designed Church In Philadelphia Closer to Preschool Conversion? - Philadelphia Magazine
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Celebrating Frank Furness - University of Pennsylvania Almanac
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Artist Julian Hoeber is what you get when you raise a dreamy Philly kid in a Frank Furness house. See his work at UArts now. - Inquirer.com
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After search for preservationist buyer, historic Point Breeze church with ties to architect Frank Furness moves toward demolition - Inquirer.com
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For Sale: Three Frank Furness-Designed Properties - Philadelphia Magazine
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Historic church partly designed by Frank Furness to be converted into 87 apartments - The Business Journals
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Just Listed: Spruce Street Mansion Designed by Frank Furness - Philadelphia Magazine
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Homes with Names: Sydbury House | Property - Philadelphia Magazine
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Name This Clock Week Four - Hidden City Philadelphia
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Re-Listed: Frank Furness Designed This Mansion for his Civil War Buddy - Philadelphia Magazine
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Frank Furness | Athenaeum of Philadelphia | Building Power | By Michael J. Lewis - WSJ
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“Civil War Vet Builds on River” - Metropolis Magazine
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Main Line Monday: Furness-Designed "Lynhurst" Going For $3.1 Million - Philadelphia Magazine
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Off the Shelf - The Pennsylvania Gazette
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Fishtown's Kensington National Bank building could be redeveloped with apartments - PhillyVoice
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For Sale: Haverford Home by Furness - WHYY
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Legacy of Frank Furness burns during citywide celebration - Inquirer.com
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The hidden history behind a pair of former UArts buildings helps explain why they’re landmarks - Inquirer.com
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