name a few educational institutions that he attended.
Quaker Grove House School
Early life and education (1830–1854)
Alfred Waterhouse was educated at the Quaker Grove House School in Tottenham.
who designed the ceilings of the natural history museum in london? Alfred Waterhouse what drawings do those depict? The central hall depicts plants considered significant to the history of the museum, o the British Empire and the smaller North Hall depicts plants growing in the British Isles. what special antique pieces will you find under that roof? UNANSWERABLE are they any room sections in the museum that come that ceiling? UNANSWERABLE are they any room sections in the museum that come under that specific ceiling? The Central Hall and the North Hall could you tell me the date of birth of that designer you had mentioned? 19 July 1830 where was he born? Stone Hill, Liverpool
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Alfred Waterhouse was educated at the Quaker Grove House School in Tottenham.
  Alfred Waterhouse was educated at the Quaker Grove House School in Tottenham.

He began his architectural studies in 1848 under Richard Lane in Manchester. Alfred Waterhouse was educated at the Quaker Grove House School in Tottenham
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Alfred Waterhouse [SEP] Early life and education (1830–1854)
Alfred Waterhouse was educated at the Quaker Grove House School in Tottenham. He began his architectural studies in 1848 under Richard Lane in Manchester. He was taught to produce architectural drawings with crisp lines and pale tints, very different from the style he would develop later. He was taught theory by copying extracts from books, including Henry William Inwood's "Of the Resources of Design in the Architecture of Greece, Egypt, and other Countries, obtained by the Studies of the Architects of those Countries from Nature" (1834) and William Chamber's "A treatise on civil architecture" (1759), he also traced the designs in Frederick Apthorp Paley's "Manual of Gothic Mouldings" (1845).