His niece, Edith Starr Miller Paget, Lady Queenborough, dedicated her famous book "Occult Theocrasy" to his memory, "Who first guided me in this work."
He was born at 27 Avenue d'Antin.
NOTE: His middle name is often seen as Elliot.
Unmarried
1888 graduate of Columbia University.
Founder of "Beaux-Arts Institute of Design".
Article on his death: "New York Times", October 26, 1922 - Page 1 ("SLEEP-WALK PLUNGE KILLS LLOYD WARREN. FAMOUS ARCHITECT FALLS FROM HIS SIXTH-FLOOR APARTMENT IN EARLY MORNING.")
His body, in pajamas, was found below his bedroom window at 1 West 64th Street, by a milkman at 8 A.M. No one saw or heard him fall. He was alone in his apartment.
Article on funeral & burial: "New York Times". October 26, 1922 - Page 14
He was born at 27 Avenue d'Antin.
NOTE: His middle name is often seen as Elliot.
Unmarried
1888 graduate of Columbia University.
Founder of "Beaux-Arts Institute of Design".
Article on his death: "New York Times", October 26, 1922 - Page 1 ("SLEEP-WALK PLUNGE KILLS LLOYD WARREN. FAMOUS ARCHITECT FALLS FROM HIS SIXTH-FLOOR APARTMENT IN EARLY MORNING.")
His body, in pajamas, was found below his bedroom window at 1 West 64th Street, by a milkman at 8 A.M. No one saw or heard him fall. He was alone in his apartment.
Article on funeral & burial: "New York Times". October 26, 1922 - Page 14
His niece, Edith Starr Miller Paget, Lady Queenborough, dedicated her famous book "Occult Theocrasy" to his memory, "Who first guided me in this work."
He was born at 27 Avenue d'Antin.
NOTE: His middle name is often seen as Elliot.
Unmarried
1888 graduate of Columbia University.
Founder of "Beaux-Arts Institute of Design".
Article on his death: "New York Times", October 26, 1922 - Page 1 ("SLEEP-WALK PLUNGE KILLS LLOYD WARREN. FAMOUS ARCHITECT FALLS FROM HIS SIXTH-FLOOR APARTMENT IN EARLY MORNING.")
His body, in pajamas, was found below his bedroom window at 1 West 64th Street, by a milkman at 8 A.M. No one saw or heard him fall. He was alone in his apartment.
Article on funeral & burial: "New York Times". October 26, 1922 - Page 14
He was born at 27 Avenue d'Antin.
NOTE: His middle name is often seen as Elliot.
Unmarried
1888 graduate of Columbia University.
Founder of "Beaux-Arts Institute of Design".
Article on his death: "New York Times", October 26, 1922 - Page 1 ("SLEEP-WALK PLUNGE KILLS LLOYD WARREN. FAMOUS ARCHITECT FALLS FROM HIS SIXTH-FLOOR APARTMENT IN EARLY MORNING.")
His body, in pajamas, was found below his bedroom window at 1 West 64th Street, by a milkman at 8 A.M. No one saw or heard him fall. He was alone in his apartment.
Article on funeral & burial: "New York Times". October 26, 1922 - Page 14
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