1901 – Premises, Cowcross Street, London

“In the street front here shown the lower story is of West of England granite, unpolished. The upper portion is of Lawrence’s red brick and Bath stone (Monk’s Park). The frieze, modelled by Mr. Pomeroy, is to be carved in Portland stone. The builders are Messrs. Killby & Gayford, and the clerk of works Mr. J. Brady. The electric lifts are by Messrs. Waygood & Co. ; the iron and steel work by Messrs. Jones & Co. ; the electric light wiring by Messrs. Wenham & Waters; and the fittings of the still house by Messrs. Bennett Shears & Co. Mr. E. W. Mountford is the architect.”
Published in The Builder, August 17 1886.