1899 – Mission Building, Manchester, Lancashire
“This design was one submitted by Messrs. Woodhouse and Willoughby, F.R.I.B.A., of Manchester, last year,
“This design was one submitted by Messrs. Woodhouse and Willoughby, F.R.I.B.A., of Manchester, last year,
“These are to be built with Harpoint facings and Yorkshire stone dressings, and will accommodate 600.
The grand baroque Lloyd’s Bank is one of the the most imposing banks in Manchester.
Ever since Manchester Corporation first took over the City Art Gallery in 1882 there have been plans to extend the premises.
The Palace Theatre of Varieties was opened on 11th December 1899, and was designed by Wimperis &
The Park is Grade 2 listed by English Heritage, and the fountain still exists today. “In the competition held recently,
Designed by Richard Norman Shaw with J. Francis Doyle, it was built for the Ismay,
Elder, Dempster & Co. were a shipping line and cargo agents based in Liverpool from the mid 19th century onwards.
Honourable Mention in the preliminary round of the second architectural competition to design an Anglican cathedral for Liverpool.
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.