William Eden Nesfield
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William Eden Nesfield, 2 April 1835 - 25 March 1888 was an English architect and artisan. He was a son of William Andrews Nesfield, a british landscape architect.
Nesfield partnered up with Richard Norman Shaw from 1862 - 1876, in an office on 30 Argyll Street, London. Here they mainly drew up Gothic Revival architecture, and it wasn't until the early 1870's that Shaw and Nesfield developed the Queen Anne architectural style, notable example by Nesfield being Kinmel Hall.
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