1899 – Cavenham Hall, Suffolk
Architect: A.N. Prentice
Constructed 1899, and demolished 1949. The architect, A.N. Prentice’s other work at the estate including gatehouses still exists.
1882 – Patrick Stead Hospital, Halesworth, Suffolk
Architect: Henry Hall
Patrick Stead came from Edinburgh to Halesworth in 1824 where he established a successful maltings business.
1879 – Bank Premises, Sudbury, Suffolk
Architect: Brightwen Binyon
New bank branch for Messrs. Alexander, Birbeck, Barclay & Buxton. Perspective including ground floor plans published in The Building News,
1880 – Thistleton Hall, Suffolk
Architect: Brightwen Binyon
Enlarged from Designs by Brightwen Binyon A.R.I.B.A. and published in The Building News, April 2nd 1880.
1922 – Memorial Campanile and Cloister, Elveden Church, Suffolk
Architect: W.D. Caroe
After Edward Cecil Guinness, first Earl Iveagh, took over the Elveden estate, he appointed William Caroe to build an entirely new village church beside the old.
1875 – Walrond Memorial Smack Boys Home & Fishermans Institute , Great Yarmouth, Suffolk
Architect: J.T. Bottle
The Walrond Memorial Smack Boys’ Home and Fishermen’s Institute, on the Ballast quay, was erected in 1875: it contains all the necessary appliances for securing the comfort and accommodation of smack boys when ashore: the buildings are of a Gothic character,
1887 – New Offices & Printing Works, Ipswich, Suffolk
Architect: Thomas W.M. Cotman
Home to the East Anglian Daily Times & Suffolk Mercury. Published in The Building News,
1886 – Proposed Workhouse, Mildenhall, Suffolk
Architect: H. Saxon Snell & Son
Published in The Building News, August 27th 1886. Never constructed. The Mildenhall Poor Law Union later built a new workhouse in 1894-5.
1879 – Three Lodges, Easton Park, Suffolk
Architect: T.E. Collcutt
The former estate village of Easton, was based around Easton Hall, seat of the Dukes of Hamilton.
1880 – Thisleton Hall, Suffolk
Architect: Brightwen Binyon
