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• ←Created page with '{{User sandbox}} <!-- EDIT BELOW THIS LINE --> Christian Clay Weber was an architect who influenced much of the architecture in Northern Kentucky, Ohio, and places like Fort Thomas and Eastern Kentucky University. The firm he opened with his brother Edward, Weber, Weber, and Adkins developed subdivisions and neighborhoods in Northern Kentucky and around Fort Thomas. Early Life Christian Clay Weber, also known as “Doc”,...' Tag: Visual edit