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'''[[Gutheim, Frederick A. (33752429)|Frederick A. Gutheim]]''' (3 March 1908 – 1993), known as Fritz among colleagues, was an American planner, architecture critic, and Ritchie Boy ([[:Category:Class 22|Class 22]]) who later wrote ''The Potomac'' and taught historic preservation.

'''[[Gutheim, Frederick Albert (33752429)|Frederick Albert Gutheim]]''' (3 March 1908 – 1993), known as Fritz among colleagues, was an American planner, architecture critic, and Ritchie Boy ([[:Category:Class 22|Class 22]]) who later wrote ''The Potomac'' and taught historic preservation.

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* 3 March 1908 — Born in Cambridge, Massachusetts; raised in Washington, D.C.

* 1930s–1940s — Brookings / federal housing and planning work.

* 1931 — Graduated, Experimental College, University of Wisconsin; later University of Chicago graduate study.

* 1935 — Married Mary “Polly” Purdon.

* ~~1930s–1940s~~ — ~~Brookings / federal housing and planning work~~.

* 1947–49 — Architecture critic, New York Herald Tribune; 1949 — published The Potomac.

* 1993 — Died, age 85.

* Camp Ritchie Class 22 — Military Intelligence Training Center.

* Postwar — Mount Ephraim near Dickerson, Maryland.

* 1947–49 — Architecture critic, New York Herald Tribune; 1949 — published The Potomac.

* Later career — consulting, GWU historic preservation program, Sugarloaf Regional Trails / conservation activism.

* 1993 — Died, age 85.

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-'''[[Gutheim, Frederick A. (33752429)|Frederick A. Gutheim]]''' (3 March 1908 – 1993), known as Fritz among colleagues, was an American planner, architecture critic, and Ritchie Boy ([[:Category:Class 22|Class 22]]) who later wrote ''The Potomac'' and taught historic preservation.
+'''[[Gutheim, Frederick Albert (33752429)|Frederick Albert Gutheim]]''' (3 March 1908 – 1993), known as Fritz among colleagues, was an American planner, architecture critic, and Ritchie Boy ([[:Category:Class 22|Class 22]]) who later wrote ''The Potomac'' and taught historic preservation.
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 * 3 March 1908 — Born in Cambridge, Massachusetts; raised in Washington, D.C.
+* 1930s–1940s — Brookings / federal housing and planning work.
 * 1931 — Graduated, Experimental College, University of Wisconsin; later University of Chicago graduate study.
 * 1935 — Married Mary “Polly” Purdon.
-* 1930s–1940s — Brookings / federal housing and planning work.
+* 1947–49 — Architecture critic, New York Herald Tribune; 1949 — published The Potomac.
+* 1993 — Died, age 85.
 * Camp Ritchie Class 22 — Military Intelligence Training Center.
 * Postwar — Mount Ephraim near Dickerson, Maryland.
-* 1947–49 — Architecture critic, New York Herald Tribune; 1949 — published The Potomac.
 * Later career — consulting, GWU historic preservation program, Sugarloaf Regional Trails / conservation activism.
-* 1993 — Died, age 85.
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