Date of Birth: ?
Date of Death: 1738
Nationality: English
Notes: Bridgeman is one of the key figures in the establishment of the English Garden. He provided a crucial role in the transition from the formal, geometric layout of the early 18th century gardens to the natural look of Capability Brown. Bridgeman was the royal gardener to George II and Queen Caroline and also worked at Clermont, Eastbury, Wimpole, and Marble Hill. He reached his peak with his work at Stowe.

Date of Birth: 1777
Date of Death: 1853
Nationality: British
Notes: Lewis Wyatt was the fourth son of Benjamin Wyatt of Penrhyn. He was much in demand as an assistant by his famous architect uncles, James and Samuel Wyatt.

Date of Birth: 1682
Date of Death: 1754
Nationality: English
Notes: Ditchley Park is considered Gibbs's most important country house. The architect is most noted for his famous design for the Church of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, London, a remarkably advanced design for its time, even when examined within the context of continental European design trends. John Wilton-Ely, writing in "The Triumph of the Baroque: Architecture in Europe 1600-1750": "In the history of ecclesiastical architecture, Gibbs's church of St. Martin-in-the-Fields was to prove one of the most influential designs throughout the English-speaking world of Protestant worship."

Date of Birth: 1650
Date of Death: 1719
Nationality: English
Notes: Rebuilt east front of Dyrham Park, 1689. Redesigned much of Chatsworth for the first Duke of Devonshire. Architect for Kimberley. Was Comptroller of the Royal Works for William III. Howard Colvin calls Talman "probably the leading Whig architect of the 1680s and 1690s." Talman was famously difficult to work with and was fired by many of his clients.

Date of Birth: 1718
Date of Death: 1765
Nationality: British
Notes: Vardy was a pupil of William Kent and published several of Kent's works, primarily "Some Designs of Mr. Inigo Jones and Mr. William Kent" in 1744. Vardy completed the Horse Guards in Whitehall to Kent's designs after his master's death. Vardy served as surveyor to the Royal Mint. Also of note is Vardy's work on the elevations for Spencer House, London.

Date of Birth: 1737
Date of Death: 1807
Nationality: British