Present day critics reviewing the Glasgow Style simply conclude the creator and indisputable master of the Glasgow Style was Charles Rennie Mackintosh. There was no more progressive architect or designer working in Britain. However, the acheivements of his associate George Walton can challenge this bold statement, even though historians rarely award him more than a footnote in the numerous publications listing the achievements of Mackintosh. This paper will address this bias against Walton and provide an objective analysis of his contributions to the Glasgow Style.