1901 – St. Alban’s Church, Blackburn, Lancashire
Architect: Edward Goldie
Opened in 1901, designs first published in The Builder in 1897. Still in use as a Roman Catholic parish church today.
1898 – Townhall, Heaton Chapel, Lancashire
Architect: Hooley & Mee
“This design, by Messrs. T.W. Hooley and F.W. Mee, of Manchester, was submitted in a recent limited competition,
1879 – Selected design for Public Market, Over Darwen, Lancashire
Architect: Charles Bell
As part of a civic plan to develop the town, a competition was held to design a new town hall and market.
1850 – Sailors’ Home, Liverpool
Architect: John Cunningham
Liverpool Sailors’ Home, was designed to provide safe, inexpensive lodging for sailors, and to offer educational and recreational opportunities.
1934 – Mersey Tunnel Building, Liverpool
Architect: Herbert James Rowse
Constructed to contain both offices and ventilator equipment for the Queensway Tunnel. The tunnel entrances,
1934 – North John Street Ventilation Station, Liverpool
Architect: Herbert James Rowse
Architect’s sketch proposal for ventilation station on Mersey tunnel. Grade II Listed building.
1934 – Woodside Ventilation Station, Birkenhead, Lancashire
Architect: Herbert James Rowse
One of six such installations serving the Queensway Mersey Tunnel, the Woodside Ventilation Station stands 150 foot tall.
1898 – Technical School & Library, Colne, Lancashire
Architect: Woodhouse and Willoughby
“This design was chosen last December, in an “open” competition, for the first place by Mr.
1919 – Selected design for School, Chorley New Road, Bolton, Lancashire
Architect: Charles T. Adshead
Now known as the Bolton School. Central block completed by 1928, the outer quadrangles added later,
1914 – The Fletcher Moss Home, Didsbury, Lancashire
Architect: John Swarbrick
Published in The Building News, September 19 1919: “This drawing, recently exhibited at this years Royal Academy,
