Quo Fuit places 12 dated presences for Robert Adam across 12 places, from 1728 to 1754.
Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Robert Adam (3 July 1728 to 3 March 1792) was a British neoclassical architect, interior designer and furniture designer.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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3 July 1728exact date
Kirkcaldyattested“Adam was born on 3 July 1728 at Gladney House in Kirkcaldy, Fife, the second son of Mary Robertson (1699–1761), the daughter of William Robertson of Gladney, and architect William Adam.”source: Wikipedia: Robert Adam
1754year
Lansdowne Houseattested“James's Square, London File:Robert Adam fireplace, Round room, Strawberry Hill.jpg|Fireplace, Round room, Strawberry Hill House, Middlesex File:Robert Adam 20130414 154.jpg|1-3 Robert Street File:Lansdowne House Philadelphia 01.JPG|Lansd…”source: Wikipedia: Robert Adam
1754year
Metropolitan Museum of Artattested“James's Square, London File:Robert Adam fireplace, Round room, Strawberry Hill.jpg|Fireplace, Round room, Strawberry Hill House, Middlesex File:Robert Adam 20130414 154.jpg|1-3 Robert Street File:Lansdowne House Philadelphia 01.JPG|Lansd…”source: Wikipedia: Robert Adam
1754year
Berwick-upon-Tweedattested“James's Square, London File:Robert Adam fireplace, Round room, Strawberry Hill.jpg|Fireplace, Round room, Strawberry Hill House, Middlesex File:Robert Adam 20130414 154.jpg|1-3 Robert Street File:Lansdowne House Philadelphia 01.JPG|Lansd…”source: Wikipedia: Robert Adam
1754year
Derbyattested“James's Square, London File:Robert Adam fireplace, Round room, Strawberry Hill.jpg|Fireplace, Round room, Strawberry Hill House, Middlesex File:Robert Adam 20130414 154.jpg|1-3 Robert Street File:Lansdowne House Philadelphia 01.JPG|Lansd…”source: Wikipedia: Robert Adam
1754year
Calneattested“James's Square, London File:Robert Adam fireplace, Round room, Strawberry Hill.jpg|Fireplace, Round room, Strawberry Hill House, Middlesex File:Robert Adam 20130414 154.jpg|1-3 Robert Street File:Lansdowne House Philadelphia 01.JPG|Lansd…”source: Wikipedia: Robert Adam
1754year
Longniddryattested“James's Square, London File:Robert Adam fireplace, Round room, Strawberry Hill.jpg|Fireplace, Round room, Strawberry Hill House, Middlesex File:Robert Adam 20130414 154.jpg|1-3 Robert Street File:Lansdowne House Philadelphia 01.JPG|Lansd…”source: Wikipedia: Robert Adam
1754year
Philadelphia Art Museumattested“James's Square, London File:Robert Adam fireplace, Round room, Strawberry Hill.jpg|Fireplace, Round room, Strawberry Hill House, Middlesex File:Robert Adam 20130414 154.jpg|1-3 Robert Street File:Lansdowne House Philadelphia 01.JPG|Lansd…”source: Wikipedia: Robert Adam
3 October 1754exact date
Londonattested“On 3 October 1754, Robert Adam in the company of his brother James (who went as far as Brussels) set off from Edinburgh for his Grand Tour, stopping for a few days in London, where they visited the Mansion House, London, St Stephen Walbr…”source: Wikipedia: Robert Adam
3 October 1754exact date
Mansion House, Londonattested“On 3 October 1754, Robert Adam in the company of his brother James (who went as far as Brussels) set off from Edinburgh for his Grand Tour, stopping for a few days in London, where they visited the Mansion House, London, St Stephen Walbr…”source: Wikipedia: Robert Adam
3 October 1754exact date
Windsor Great Parkattested“On 3 October 1754, Robert Adam in the company of his brother James (who went as far as Brussels) set off from Edinburgh for his Grand Tour, stopping for a few days in London, where they visited the Mansion House, London, St Stephen Walbr…”source: Wikipedia: Robert Adam
3 October 1754exact date
Edinburghattested“On 3 October 1754, Robert Adam in the company of his brother James (who went as far as Brussels) set off from Edinburgh for his Grand Tour, stopping for a few days in London, where they visited the Mansion House, London, St Stephen Walbr…”source: Wikipedia: Robert Adam
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1743year
University of Edinburghmentioned“In autumn 1743, he matriculated at the University of Edinburgh, and compulsory classes for all students were: the Greek language, logic, metaphysics and natural philosophy.”source: Wikipedia: Robert Adam
1749 to 1750period
Londonmentioned“In the winter of 1749–1750, Adam travelled to London with his friend, the poet John Home.”source: Wikipedia: Robert Adam
28 October 1754exact date
Dovermentioned“They sailed from Dover arriving in Calais on 28 October 1754.”source: Wikipedia: Robert Adam
28 October 1754exact date
Calaismentioned“They sailed from Dover arriving in Calais on 28 October 1754.”source: Wikipedia: Robert Adam
12 November 1754exact date
Parismentioned“By 12 November 1754 Adam and Hope were in Paris where they took lodgings in Hotel de Notre Dame.”source: Wikipedia: Robert Adam
1757year
Romementioned“Robert Adam stayed on in Rome until 1757, studying classical architecture and honing his drawing skills.”source: Wikipedia: Robert Adam
1758year
Londonmentioned“He returned to Britain in 1758 and set up in business in London with his brother James Adam.”source: Wikipedia: Robert Adam
1761 to 1790period
Metropolitan Museum of Artmentioned“* Johnstone Family Mausoleum, Ochil Road graveyard, Alva, Clackmannanshire (1789–1790) * Johnstone Family Mausoleum, Westerkirk graveyard, near Bentpath, Dumfries and Galloway (1790) File:Old Calton David Hume.jpg|David Hume Mausoleum Fi…”source: Wikipedia: Robert Adam
1761 to 1790period
Philadelphia Museum of Artmentioned“* Johnstone Family Mausoleum, Ochil Road graveyard, Alva, Clackmannanshire (1789–1790) * Johnstone Family Mausoleum, Westerkirk graveyard, near Bentpath, Dumfries and Galloway (1790) File:Old Calton David Hume.jpg|David Hume Mausoleum Fi…”source: Wikipedia: Robert Adam
1761 to 1790period
Bentpathmentioned“* Johnstone Family Mausoleum, Ochil Road graveyard, Alva, Clackmannanshire (1789–1790) * Johnstone Family Mausoleum, Westerkirk graveyard, near Bentpath, Dumfries and Galloway (1790) File:Old Calton David Hume.jpg|David Hume Mausoleum Fi…”source: Wikipedia: Robert Adam
1764year
Dalmatiamentioned“These studies were later published as Ruins of the Palace of the Emperor Diocletian at Spalatro in Dalmatia in 1764.”source: Wikipedia: Robert Adam
1764year
Spalatromentioned“These studies were later published as Ruins of the Palace of the Emperor Diocletian at Spalatro in Dalmatia in 1764.”source: Wikipedia: Robert Adam
1765year
Irelandmentioned“(1765) First recorded work in Ireland remodelling of house for Rt.”source: Wikipedia: Robert Adam
1766 to 1775period
Victoria and Albert Museummentioned“* 16 Hanover Square, London, alterations (1766–1767) demolished * Deputy Ranger's lodge, Green Park, London (1768–1771) demolished in the 19th century * The Adelphi development, London (1768–1775) mostly demolished 1930s, a ceiling & fir…”source: Wikipedia: Robert Adam
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