Son of yacht designer and builder, John Harvey, and Margaret Mary Diana, née Goyder, daughter of the Rev. David George Goyder, of the New Jerusalem Church.
He studied architecture and surveying and accompanied his father to the USA in 1896. He took his Bachelor of Arts at Harvard University in 1899 and then studied to become a minister of the New Jerusalem Church.
He spent most of his adult life living in Philadelphia but bought a parcel of land at Annisquam, Cape Ann, Massachusetts in 1902 on which he built a summer residence for his wife and family.
On retirement, he and his wife moved to live in Pinckney Street, Beacon Hill, Boston.
He studied architecture and surveying and accompanied his father to the USA in 1896. He took his Bachelor of Arts at Harvard University in 1899 and then studied to become a minister of the New Jerusalem Church.
He spent most of his adult life living in Philadelphia but bought a parcel of land at Annisquam, Cape Ann, Massachusetts in 1902 on which he built a summer residence for his wife and family.
On retirement, he and his wife moved to live in Pinckney Street, Beacon Hill, Boston.
Son of yacht designer and builder, John Harvey, and Margaret Mary Diana, née Goyder, daughter of the Rev. David George Goyder, of the New Jerusalem Church.
He studied architecture and surveying and accompanied his father to the USA in 1896. He took his Bachelor of Arts at Harvard University in 1899 and then studied to become a minister of the New Jerusalem Church.
He spent most of his adult life living in Philadelphia but bought a parcel of land at Annisquam, Cape Ann, Massachusetts in 1902 on which he built a summer residence for his wife and family.
On retirement, he and his wife moved to live in Pinckney Street, Beacon Hill, Boston.
He studied architecture and surveying and accompanied his father to the USA in 1896. He took his Bachelor of Arts at Harvard University in 1899 and then studied to become a minister of the New Jerusalem Church.
He spent most of his adult life living in Philadelphia but bought a parcel of land at Annisquam, Cape Ann, Massachusetts in 1902 on which he built a summer residence for his wife and family.
On retirement, he and his wife moved to live in Pinckney Street, Beacon Hill, Boston.
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