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John Dalton Lidbury 1926 - 2016

John Dalton Lidbury was born on March 21, 1926 at Nurse Lappin’s Private Hospital Beaufort Street - Mount Lawley, in Australia to Frank Read Lidbury and Ethel Florence Lidbury, and had a sister Margaret Edith Lidbury. He was the father of Treffina Lidbury, Sascha Lidbury, and Lachlan Lidbury. John Lidbury died at age 90 years old in 2016 at 23 Keane St, in Peppermint Grove, Shire of Peppermint Grove County, WA.

John Dalton Lidbury

March 21, 1926

Nurse Lappin’s Private Hospital Beaufort Street - Mount Lawley, in , Australia

2016

23 Keane St, in Peppermint Grove, Shire of Peppermint Grove County, WA, 6011, Australia

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John Dalton Lidbury's History: 1926 - 2016

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1926

Birthday

March 21, 1926

Birthdate

Nurse Lappin’s Private Hospital Beaufort Street - Mount Lawley, in Australia

Birthplace

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Military Service

1942 Enlisted Air Training Corps 1944 Enlisted Royal Australian Air Force Pilot Tiger Moths RAAF Cunderdin 9EFTS
Professional Career

Architect
Personal Life & Family

After flying training with the RAAF in World War II, John Lidbury completed architecture at Perth Technical College in 1952. He won a travel grant to work in the UK and tour Europe for two years. On return, he worked for Hobbs, Winning & Leighton Architects on many notable Perth buildings including the State Government Insurance Offices (1956) and the National Mutual Life Building (1958). He became a partner in 1963. He designed commercial premises, hotels, cinemas, hospitals, university accommodation and schools. His work on Christ Church Grammar School Chapel won the Royal Australian Institute of Architects Bronze Medal in 1970. Lidbury was a councillor of the WA Chapter of the RAIA from 1961-70, and made a Fellow of the RAIA in 1966. The firm, known as Hobbs Winning Australia expanded to include a Sydney office in 1989. Lidbury, as Senior Director retired in 1991. He also served as a Councillor, Shire of Peppermint Grove from 1971-95.
2016

Death

2016

Death date

Unknown
Cause of death

23 Keane St, in Peppermint Grove, Shire of Peppermint Grove County, WA 6011, Australia
Death location

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