1903 – Central Library, Waterford, Co. Waterford
Architect: Albert E. Murray
Designs for a new free library,
1967 – Queen’s Playing Fields, Malone, Belfast
Architect: Munce & Kennedy
Pavilions for Queen’s playing fields with a distinctive water tower and roofline – the roof being supported in the centre of each façade and soaring upwards.
1901 – Free Library, School of Art, and Technical School, Leamington Spa, Warwickshire
Architect: J. Mitchell Bottomley
Built by Leamington Corporation and officially opened in 1902 as the Municipal Schools and Public Library.
1858 – Town Hall, Leeds, Yorkshire
Architect: Cuthbert Brodrick
One of the most magnificent of the large town halls constructed across the United Kingdom during the reign of Queen Victoria.nPlanned to include law courts,
1898 – Conservative Club, Nuneaton
Architect: Charles W. Smith
Now much altaered.
The new Conservative Club premises at Nuneaton shown on this illustration are being built.
1907 – Design for Acorn Hotel, Birmingham
Architect: Wood & Kendrick
1901 – Professional Chambers, Cornwall St., Birmingham
Architect: Henman & Cooper
Part of a fantastic streetscape of brick and terracotta –
1893 – The Kryle Hall, Birmingham
Architect: William Bidlake
A public building, used as a school,
1899 – National Bank, Rathmines, Dublin
Architect: Frederick A. Butler
A fine red sandstone bank branch for the National Bank.
1874 – School, Norton, Evesham, Wiltshire
Architect: George Hunt
“Is built with red brick and Bath stone dressings,
