1899 – Mission Building, Manchester, Lancashire
Architect: Woodhouse & Willoughby
“This design was one submitted by Messrs. Woodhouse and Willoughby, F.R.I.B.A., of Manchester, last year,
1900 – Church and Schools, Wareley Rd., Blackpool, Lancashire
Architect: Herbert Wade
“These are to be built with Harpoint facings and Yorkshire stone dressings, and will accommodate 600.
1915 – Lloyds Bank, Manchester
Architect: Charles Heathcote & Sons
The grand baroque Lloyd’s Bank is one of the the most imposing banks in Manchester.
1910 – Design for Manchester Art Gallery
Architect: Warwick & Hall
Ever since Manchester Corporation first took over the City Art Gallery in 1882 there have been plans to extend the premises.
1898 – Palace Theatre, Blackburn, Lancashire
Architect: J.T. Wimperis & Arber
The Palace Theatre of Varieties was opened on 11th December 1899, and was designed by Wimperis &
1898 – Proposed Fountain, Queens Park, Burnley, Lancashire
Architect: J.W. Boyd
The Park is Grade 2 listed by English Heritage, and the fountain still exists today. “In the competition held recently,
1897 – White Star Line Building, Liverpool, Lancashire
Architect: Richard Norman Shaw & J. Francis Doyle
Designed by Richard Norman Shaw with J. Francis Doyle, it was built for the Ismay,
1920 – Design for Elder, Dempster & Co., Liverpool
Architect: Briggs & Wolstenholme / Hobbs & Thornely
Elder, Dempster & Co. were a shipping line and cargo agents based in Liverpool from the mid 19th century onwards.
1903 – Design for the Cathedral, Liverpool
Architect: Frank Whalley
Honourable Mention in the preliminary round of the second architectural competition to design an Anglican cathedral for Liverpool.
1902 – Design for new Cathedral, Liverpool
Architect: Charles Herbert Reilly
Charles Herbert Reilly’s proposed design for Liverpool Cathedral was in the English Neo-Classical style, with a large central dome like Wren’s St Paul’s.
