1875 – St. Andrew’s Church, Adforton, Herefordshire
Architect: J.P. Seddon
St. Andrew, Adforton was built as a Chapel of Ease to Leintwardine parish in 1875. It is simple and small rectangular building,
1860s – St. James Church, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Architect: John P. Seddon
An early design for St. James Church in Great Yarmouth, which would have seen a three-gabled west end in the style of the parish church of St Nicholas on the market place,
1872 – University of Wales, Aberystwyth, Wales
Architect: J.P. Seddon
Founded in 1872 as University College Wales, Aberystwyth became a founder member of the University of Wales in 1894.
1475 – St Padarn’s Church, Llanbadarn Fawr, Wales
Architect:
The site has been used for Christian worship since it was founded by Saint Padarn in the 6th century[1].
1871 – Sir William Powell Alms Houses, Fulham, London
Architect: J.P. Seddon
Design for new almshouses to be erected in Fulham, and published in The Building News, May 12th 1871.
1872 – Brookfield National Schools, Highgate Rise, London
Architect: John P. Seddon
Front Elevation, Ground Plan with Key published in The Building News, July 26th 1872.
1867 – Design for Royal Courts of Justice, London by J.P. Seddon
Architect: J.P. Seddon
Design submitted by J.P. Seddon, for the Royal Courts of Justice competition in London, which was won by George Edmund Street.
1871 – Terrace, Aberystwyth, Wales
Architect: J.P. Seddon
Published in The Building News, March 17 1871.
1910 – A South African Residence for King George V
Architects: A.O. Collard & J.Seddon
Published in The Building News, July 15th 1910. “A commission to design a residence in South Africa during his recently proposed visit as Prince of Wales led to the subsequent preparation by Mr.
1885 – Penarth Conservative Club, Glamorgan, Wales
Architect: J.P. Seddon & J. Coates Carter
Perspective View published in The Architect, May 16th 1885.
