Architect: George Corson Published in The Building News, July 10 1874: “This building has been lately erected for Mr. Archibald Kamsden, for the purposes indicated above. The offices of the Royal Insurance Company...
Architect: S.J. Nicholl From The Building News: “The illustration of Messrs. Cox and Son workshops at Thames Ditton shows the gatehouse and the foundry and chasing-shops, designed by Mr. S.J. Nicholl, architect. The...
Architect: Frederick Pepys Cockerell Published in The Building News, November 6 1874: “This house, which we illustrated last week, and which is in course of erection, for A. Clay, Esq. is situated on...
Architect: Perry & Hanson “The house of which the illustration gives the front and north sides, is erected of brick and concrete, on the Castle-hill, Dover, for R. Chignell, Esq. The original contract...
Architect: Thomas T. Smith From The Building News, August 28 1874: “One of our illustrations represents an alteration being carried out to the National Schools, Ware. The existing schools are being remodeled, and...
Architect: James Cubitt Published in The Building News, October 30 1874: “The object aimed at in this design was to put tho whole congregation in sight and hearing of the service ; and...
Architect: Thomas Smith Still existing today, and a branch of Starbucks. The right hand entranceway is side alley. From The Building News, July 31 1874: “This illustration represents a new building lately erected...
Architect: George & Vaughan From The Building News, November 20 1874: “The Bromley Cottage Hospital (a view and plan of which we give in this number) is also by Messrs. George and Vaughan....
Architect: Mills & Murgatroyd The first Manchester cotton exchange opened in 1729 but closed by the end of the century. A second exhcnage by Thomas Harrison opened in 1809 and this was further...
