Theodore Link

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Theodore C. Link (March 17, 1850--1923-11-12) was a German-American architect.

He was born in Germany, and received his education in England and France, moving to St. Louis in order to work for the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad company. He eventually moved to becoming the superintendent of public parks for St. Louis, and one of the architects for the 1904 World's Fair.

Among his list of 100+ buildings include the Mississippi State Capitol, Louisiana State University, and the St. Louis Union Station. In 1995 he got a star in the St. Louis Walk of Fame.