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Architecture of Lancashire

13 July 2009
1876 – Proposed Cathedral, Manchester, Lancashire

1876 – Proposed Cathedral, Manchester, Lancashire

Architect: R.H. Carpenter Under the Cathedrals Act of 1840, the Warden and Fellows of the collegiate church of Manchester were translated into Dean and Canons, in preparation for becoming the cathedral of a...

13 July 2009
1876 – Proposed House, Broughton Park, Lancashire

1876 – Proposed House, Broughton Park, Lancashire

Architect: Bell & Roper

13 July 2009
1875 – Church of St. Paul, Oldham Road, Manchester, Lancashire

1875 – Church of St. Paul, Oldham Road, Manchester, Lancashire

Architect: Asahel P. Bell

13 July 2009
1874 – Owens College, Manchester, Lancashire

1874 – Owens College, Manchester, Lancashire

Architect: Alfred Waterhouse John Owens, a Manchester textile merchant, bequeathed £96,942 in 1846 for the purpose of founding a college for the education of males on non-sectarian lines. Owens College was established and...

13 July 2009
1873 – Design For Conservative Club, Manchester, Lancashire

1873 – Design For Conservative Club, Manchester, Lancashire

Architect: T.E. Collcutt Competition entry for new Conservative Club in Manchester, published in The Building News, November 7 1873.

12 July 2009
1898 – Wardley Hall, Lancashire

1898 – Wardley Hall, Lancashire

Architect: John Douglas

06 July 2009
1881 –  Designs for Manchester Town Hall Competition, Lancashire

1881 – Designs for Manchester Town Hall Competition, Lancashire

Architect: Bruce J. Talbert, Speakman & Charlesworth, Ed Salomons, Thomas Worthington, John O. Scott A selection of the 136 entries into a competition to design a new town hall for Manchester. The competition...

06 July 2009
1886 – House at Sefton Park, Liverpool, Lancashire

1886 – House at Sefton Park, Liverpool, Lancashire

Architect: J.N. Crofts

03 July 2009
1895 – Church of St. Lawrence, Barton, Preston, Lancashire

1895 – Church of St. Lawrence, Barton, Preston, Lancashire

Architect: R. Knill Freeman