1884 – “Bronwylfa”, St. Asaph, Denbighshire, Wales
Architect: John Douglas
Perpective published in The Building News, January 4th 1884.
1884 – Church, Wrexham, Wales
Architect: E.M. Bruce Vaughn
Design for new church in Southsea, Wrexham, published in The Building News, October 24th 1884.
1884 – House at Colwyn Bay
Architect:
1885 – ‘Brynwern’, Brecknockshire, Wales
Architect: S.W. Williams
Designed for the Rev.A.Clifton Mogg, and published in The Architect, May 16th 1885.
1885 – Higher Grade Schools, Howard Gardens, Roath, Cardiff
Architect: James, Seward & Thomas
Perspective view including ground plans as published in The Building News, February 20th 1885.
1885 – Penarth Conservative Club, Glamorgan, Wales
Architect: J.P. Seddon & J. Coates Carter
Perspective View published in The Architect, May 16th 1885.
1885 – St. Padarn’s Church, Llanberis
Architect: Arthur H. Baker
This large church was built in 1885 when the slate industry was at its peak.
1885 – Ty-To-Maen, St. Mellons, Wales
Architect: E.M. Bruce Vaughn
Designed as the residence of Richard Allen esq., perspective published in The Building News, October 30th 1885.
1886 – Bryncaerau, Caermarthen, Wales
Architect: J. Buckley Wilson
Previously known as Bryncaerau Castle and now Parc Howard Museum. It replaced an earlier house,
1886 – Parish Church, Rossett, Denbighshire, Wales
Architect: Douglas & Fordham
