1900 – Sanatorium Halls, Grammar School, Snettisham, Norfolk
Architect: H.C. Ibberson
1901 – ‘Norfolk Daily Standard’ Offices, Norwich, Norfolk
Architect: G.J. & F.W. Skipper
“Our illustration of the Norfolk Daily Standard new offices shows really an extension of the present premises,
1901 – Second Premiated Design for Norwich Union head offices, Norwich, Norfolk
Architect: Arthur Mayston
Second placed entrant in architectural competition to design head offices for Norwich Union Assurance.
1903 – Commercial Chambers, Red Lion Street, Norwich
Architect: G.J. & F.W. Skipper
Published in The Building News,
1906 – Little Massingham House, Massingham, Norfolk
Architect: Wimperis & Best
Country House, circa1904-1905 by Edmund Wimperis and Best,
1906 – Public Hall, Fakenham, Norfolk
Architect: W.J. Dunham
Designed as a public hall with commercial premises at street level by W.J.
1908 – Beach House, Holme, Norfolk
Architect: G.A.T. Middleton
1910 – New Rood Screen & Pulpit, St. Edmunds Church, Downham Market, Norfolk
Architect: Geoffry Lucas
Exhibited at the Royal Academy exhibition of 1910.
1910 – St. Helens Church, Ranworth, Norfolk
Architect: Davidson & Macrae
Proposed restoration to church with medieval origins.
1920 – Village Hall, Hardingham, Norfolk
Architect: Baillie Scott
Known as Hardingham Memorial Hall after the dead of the First World War.
