Christopher Webster (Late-Georgian Churches)

Dr Christopher Webster is an architectural historian who has published extensively on late-Georgian and early-Victorian subjects including the churches of this period, the Ecclesiologists, the major northern architect R.D. Chantrell, the growth of the architectural profession and the buildings of his native city, Leeds. His previous books include Temples Worthy of His Presence; The Early Publications of the Cambridge Camden Society, (2003), RD Chantrell (1793-1872) and the Architecture of a Lost Generation, (2009), Building a Great Victorian City; Leeds Architects and Architecture (2011), Episodes in the Gothic Revival (2011) and Six Church Architects (2012). Late-Georgian Churches is a development of the subject of his PhD. Following a career in Higher Education, he is now a Research Associate at the University of York.