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{{w|Robert Mills (architect)|Robert Mills}} (1781-1855) designed the {{w|Washington Monument}} in real life. His design was the winner in a competition held in 1836 and the prize was $500, equivalent to about $12,500 in [[2013]] when ''Homer Simpson's Little Book of Laziness'' was published.
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{{W2|Robert Mills|architect}} (1781-1855) designed the {{w|Washington Monument}} in real life. His design was the winner in a competition held in 1836 and the prize was $500, equivalent to about $12,500 in [[2013]] when ''Homer Simpson's Little Book of Laziness'' was published.
  
 
== Appearances ==
 
== Appearances ==

Revision as of 13:36, December 12, 2020

Robert Mills
Robert Mills.png
Character Information
Gender:
Male ♂
Status:
Deceased
Occupation: Architect
First appearance: Homer Simpson's Little Book of Laziness


Robert Mills was an American architect, known for designing the Washington Monument. He is a member of Homer Simpson's Lazy Hall of Fame.

History

Homer includes Mills in The Lazy Hall of Fame for "[putting] so little thought and effort into designing a monument", yet getting a lot of money for it.

Behind the Laughter

Robert Mills (1781-1855) designed the Washington Monument in real life. His design was the winner in a competition held in 1836 and the prize was $500, equivalent to about $12,500 in 2013 when Homer Simpson's Little Book of Laziness was published.

Appearances