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E.J. May

05 March 2013
1884 – The Lodge, Webbington, Somerset

1884 – The Lodge, Webbington, Somerset

Architect: E.J. May Published in The Building News, October 17th 1884. Lodge at Webbington designed by Edward John May, (1853–1941) who an English architect and the last pupil of Decimus Burton. He then...

31 August 2009
1885 – New Country House, Boulogne, France

1885 – New Country House, Boulogne, France

Architect: E.J. May

24 August 2009
1881 – Vicarage, Bedford Park, Chiswick, London

1881 – Vicarage, Bedford Park, Chiswick, London

Architect: E.J. May View from the south-west including ground & 1st.floor plans, as published in The Building News, June 17th 1881.

24 August 2009
1884 – Two Houses Gainsborough Gardens, Hampstead, London

1884 – Two Houses Gainsborough Gardens, Hampstead, London

Architect: E.J. May

10 August 2009
1883 – New Hotel, Bush Hill Park, Enfield, London

1883 – New Hotel, Bush Hill Park, Enfield, London

Architect: E.J. May Perspective view published in The Building News, October 26th 1883.

21 July 2009
1883 – A Row of Houses, Bedford Park, Chiswick, London

1883 – A Row of Houses, Bedford Park, Chiswick, London

Architect: E.J. May

15 July 2009
1892 – Additions to Kirklevington Grange, Yorkshire

1892 – Additions to Kirklevington Grange, Yorkshire

Architect: E.J. May Additions to Kirklevington Grange. The Garden Front from S.E. including ground plan, as exhibited at Royal Academy Exhibition 1892.

25 June 2009
1904 – Entrance Lodges, Toddington, Gloucestershire

1904 – Entrance Lodges, Toddington, Gloucestershire

Architect: E.J. May Perspective view including ground & 1st floor plans published in “Modern Cottage Architecture” 1904. “These lodges are proposed to be built at the principal entrance to the park and will...

08 June 2009
May, Edward John  (1853-1941)

May, Edward John (1853-1941)

Edward John May was born a Roman Catholic in 1853 and articled to Decimus Burton in May 1869. He was Burton’s last pupil. Thereafter he was in the offices of Burton’s nephew Henry...