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Architecture of North West England

29 June 2009
1904 – Church of St. Mary, Eccles, Lancashire

1904 – Church of St. Mary, Eccles, Lancashire

Architect: W.H. Rawle Perspective View including ground plan published in The Building News, January 22nd 1904.

19 June 2009
1904 – Cottages at Eaton, Cheshire

1904 – Cottages at Eaton, Cheshire

Architect: Douglas & Minshull

29 June 2009
1904 – Fylde Preston & Garstang Hospital, Elswick, Lancashire

1904 – Fylde Preston & Garstang Hospital, Elswick, Lancashire

Architect: Edward C.H. Maidman “A Small-pox Hospital was erected in this township by the Fylde, Preston and Garstang Joint Hospital Committee. The building was opened in 1904 and accommodated 35 patients. The total...

13 July 2009
1904 – Hospital for Skin Diseases, Manchester, Lancashire

1904 – Hospital for Skin Diseases, Manchester, Lancashire

Architect: Mayor & Mayor

29 June 2009
1904 – New School, Clarksfield, Oldham, Lancashire

1904 – New School, Clarksfield, Oldham, Lancashire

Architect: H.A. Cheers & Smith

19 June 2009
1904 – Nine Workmens Cottages, Port Sunlight, Cheshire

1904 – Nine Workmens Cottages, Port Sunlight, Cheshire

Architect: William Owen & Segar Owen

19 June 2009
1904 – Pair of Cottages, Waverton, Cheshire

1904 – Pair of Cottages, Waverton, Cheshire

Architect: Douglas & Minshull Perspective view including 1/2 ground & 1/2 1st floor plan, published in Modern Cottage Architecture 1904.

13 July 2009
1904 – Princes Buildings, Oxford St., Manchester, Lancashire

1904 – Princes Buildings, Oxford St., Manchester, Lancashire

Architect: I.R.E. Birkett The Prince’s Building in Oxford Street is one of the city’s few Art Nouveau buildings, though only the facade survives, the remainder of the building having been torn out and...

13 July 2009
1904 – Royal Infirmary, Manchester, Lancashire

1904 – Royal Infirmary, Manchester, Lancashire

Architect: Hall & Brooke