1887 – Drinking Fountain & Clock Tower, Stratford on Avon, Warwickshire
Architect: Jethro A Cossins
The combined clock tower and fountain, standing in the centre of Rother market, was presented to the town in 1887,
1883 – Theatre, Corporation Street, Birmingham
Architect: William Wykes
Never constructed as designed, the Grand Theatre was built in a modified form in 1883. The Theatre had a capacity of 2,200 on four levels,
1882 – Church of the Redeemer, Edgbaston, Birmingham, Warwickshire
Architect: James Cubitt
The Church of The Redeemer was a Baptist church, built on land on the corner of Wyndham Road donated by local benefactor William Middleton.
1886 – The Princess Alice Orphanage, Oscott, Birmingham, Warwickshire
Architect: J.L. Ball
Perspective view of the Administrative Buildings. Published in The Building News March 19th 1886.
1886 – Holy Cross Church, Moreton Morrell, Warwickshire
Architect: Charles R. Baker King
Perspective View after restoration by Charles R. Baker King published in The Building News,
1886 – Two Houses, Handsworth Wood, Birmingham
Architect: John P. Osbourne
1862 – Birmingham Exchange Buildings
Architect: Edward Holmes
From The Building News, August 22, 1862: The Assembly Room is 70 ft. by 40 ft.
1862 – Schools, West Bromwich, Warwickshire
Architect: Green & DeVille
From The Building News, June 6, 1862: Our principal illustration this week represents some projected Church schools at West Bromwich.
1880 – Cemetery Lodge & Lych Gate, Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire
Architect: T.W. Cutler
“The Cemetery Lodge and Lych-gate, given in this number of our journal, is built upon the Sutton Coldfield Burial-ground,
1881 – Polesworth Vicarage, Warwickshire
Architect: John Douglas
“Adjoining the parish-church of Polesworth there were, until recently, a group of buildings, a portion of which had been used for religious purposes,
