1897 – Bank of Liverpool, Chester
Architect: Douglas & Minshull
Designed by Chester’s famous architect John Douglas, and erected in 1897 for the Bank of Liverpool Limited.
1901 – Hunting Box, Great Bowden, Cheshire
Architect: Coates & Johnson
“This hunting-box has been erected for Mr. J. H. Stotes. The architects are Messrs. Coates and Johnson,
1899 – Town Hall, Dukinfield, Cheshire
Architect: Eaton, Sons & Cantrell
“The site for the town hall, Dukinfield, is in King-street ; the building will be set back about 50ft.
1899 – Cottage homes, Styal, Cheshire
Architect: James P. Broadbent
“The group of buildings herewith illustrated has been erected for the Chorlton Union. It comprises a lodge at entrance,
1898 – Design for Town Hall, Altrincham, Cheshire
Architect: Charles Hindle & Herbert Davenport
“This design is the one chosen in the open competition, in which 26 architects took part this spring.
1899 – Cottages, Port Sunlight, Cheshire
Architect: Ernest George & Yeates
“Thisis a group of seven cottages, inclosing throe sides of a quadrangle. The treatment is exceedingly simple with rows of wooden casement windows and with rough-aiat walls above a plinth of red brick.
1899 – Baptist Church, Northwich, Cheshire
Architect: Francis P. Halsall
“The subject of this sketch, now approaching completion, is situated close to Acton Bridge Station,
1898 – Village Shops, Port Sunlight, Cheshire
Architect: Grayson & Ould
“The distinguishing feature beyond the notable extent of the undertaking is the picturesque and varied character of their buildings,
1898 – Design for Town Hall, Altrincham, Cheshire
Architect: F.W. Mee
“This design was submitted in an open competition. The sum available was £4,000, which was to include a fire-station and caretaker’s house.
1898 – Cottages, Port Sunlight, Cheshire
Architect: Ernest Newton
“These cottages form part of Messrs. Lever’s “model” village at Port Sunlight. They are built near Bebington Station,
