1884 – George Green Schools, East India Dock, Blackwall, London
Architect: John Sulman
The school was founded by George Green, a successful ship builder from Poplar, who became a wealthy man,
1875 – Congregational Church, Little Hadham, Hertfordshire
Architect: John Sulman
From The Architect, January 23, 1875: This church is being erected in red bricks, with patterns in white,
1874 – Congregational Church, Caterham, Surrey
Architect: John Sulman
Perspective including ground plans of the Congregational Church in Harestone Valley Road published in The Building News,
Sulman, Sir John (1849-1934)
Born on 29 August 1849 at Greenwich, Kent, England, third son of John Sulman, jeweller, and his wife Martha, née Quinton.
1884 – St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Reading, Berkshire
Architect: John Sulman
“A square site necessitate a departure from the usual type of planning, and advantage was taken of this to produce a building practicaly without obstruction to sight.
1881 – Congregational Church, School & Ministers House, Bromley, Kent
Architect: John Sulman
1880 – Congregational Church, New Barnet, Hertfordshire
Architect: John Sulman
“The plan of this church consists of nave and aisles of the usual relative proportions, but there is only a single granite column on each side forming any appreciable obstruction to sight.
1877 – Congregational Church & School, Beckenham, Kent
Architect: John Sulman
Perspective including ground plan published in The Building News, March 10th 1893.
1876 – Congregational Church, George Street, Croydon, Surrey
Architect: John Sulman
Perspective view including ground plan published in The Building News, November 24th 1876.
1884 – Cottage Residence, Upper Caterham, Surrey
Architect: John Sulman
Front and rear perspective views including plans as published in The Building News, October 10th 1884.
