Architecture of Lancashire

1904 – Temperance Union, Manchester, Lancashire

Published in The Building News, August 28th 1903: “This building, which willshortly be erected upon an excellent site in Deansgate and Bootle-street Manchester,

1895 – Labourer’s Dwellings, Oldham Road, Manchester

Architect: Spalding & Cross

Designed for the Corporation of Manchester, perspective view including ground plan published in The Building News,

1887 – Leyland Free Library & Museum, Hindley, Lancashire

Architect: Thomas Worthington & Elgood

Perspective published in The Architect, January 27th 1887.

1887 – Baptist Chapel & Mission Rooms, Bootle, Lancashire

Architect: Alex Bleakley

Front Perspective published in The Architect, October 7th 1887.

1887 – The Dining Room, Victoria Hotel, Manchester

Architect: William Dawes

Published in The Architect, December 9th 1887.

1888 – High Lea, Accrington, Lancashire

Architect: Stones & Gradwell

Designed for Mr. James Cunliffe, perspective view published in The Building News, April 13th 1888.

1880 – Household Stores Association, Manchester

Architect: Mangnall & Littlewoods

Perspective view published in The Building News, January 16th 1880.

1870 – Free Library, Salford, Lancashire

Architect: Royle & Bennett

Front elevation, longitudinal & transverse section including plan as published in The Building News, December 16th 1870.

1893 – Artisans Dwellings, Salford, Manchester

Architect: Walter R. Sharp

First premiated design for County Borough of Salford. Rear elevation & general front view including ground &

1894 – Vicarage, Haslingden, Lancashire

Architect: Basil Champneys

Front Perspective View including Plan published in The Building News, May 25th 1894.