George Trevor

George Trevor (ジョージ・トレヴァー, Jōji Torevā?) was a prominent American architect from New York, famous for his ingenuity and intelligence in his designs, utilising gimmicks such as secret rooms and anti-intruder traps.[notes 1] Trevor had his work base in New York, and was well known for his constructions often filled with trapped puzzles and secret passages. During the 1950s, he and his wife Jessica would have a daughter, Lisa. Trevor's fondness for gimmicks attracted the attention of the aristocrat Oswell E. Spencer...

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Deceased