george winkler (1869 – 1962) was an american architect who practiced in pennsylvania, florida and oklahoma from 1903 to 1953.he was a member of the following partnerships: robinson & winkler, pittsburgh and altoona, pennsylvania (1903-1907); winkler & mcdonald, tulsa, oklahoma (1910-1916); schumacher & winkler, tampa, florida (1926-1930); and winkler & reid, oklahoma city, oklahoma (1930-1950).a number of his works are listed on the u.s. national register of historic places.winkler's works include (with attribution):  320 south boston building, 320 south boston, tulsa, oklahoma (winkler, george) clinton-hardy house, aka lee clinton residence, 1322 s. guthrie, tulsa, oklahoma (winkler, george), nrhp-listed gold star memorial library (1946), oklahoma city university, oklahoma city, oklahoma (winkler & reid) holy family cathedral (1914), corner 8th and boulder, tulsa, oklahoma (winkler & macdonald, and j. p. curtin, associated architects) mayo building, 420 s. main street, tulsa, oklahoma (mcdonald, charles a.& g. winkler; koberling, joseph and brandborg, lennart), nrhp-listed mayo hotel  (1924), 115 w. 5th street, tulsa, oklahoma (winkler, george), nrhp-listed oklahoma city public library (1950), oklahoma city, oklahoma (winkler & reid) trinity episcopal church, tulsa, oklahoma   == references ==
george winkler | country | united states
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