1868 – St. Pancras Station, London
Architect: William H. Barlow
A Grade I listed building,
1868 – Warehouse, Southwark St., London
Architect: Ernest Bates,
From The Building News: “WE this week give an illustration o£ a new warehouse,
1869 – Battersea Bridge, London
From The Architect and Contract Reporter, October 16 1869: The illustration in our number of to day gives a perspec tive view of three Railway Bridges or Viaducts which carry over the Mortlake Road so many branches of the combined system of railways that pass over the groat Victoria Bridge.
1869 – Church of St. Columba, Kingsland Road, London
Architect: James Brooks
Built as a slum mission centre with a clergy house and school.
1869 – Columbia Market & Dwellings, London
Architect: Henry Darbishire
Columbia Market was established in 1869 as a covered food market,
1869 – Finsbury District Schools, London
Architect: Fred Peck
The Finsbury School District, one of several such bodies set up to provide accommodation for pauper children away from the workhouse,
1869 – Junior Carlton Club House, 30 Pall Mall, London
Architect: David Brandon
The Junior Carlton Club was a London gentlemen’s club,
1869 – Magdalen Hospital, Streatham, London
From The Architect and Contract Reporter, November 27 1869: The Magdalen Hospital is the oldest institution of its kind,
1869 – Public Office & Vestry Hall, Stratford, London
Architect: John Giles & Lewis Angell
Now known as Stratford Old Town Hall.
1869 – Royal Denmark Theatre & Winter Garden, Leicester Sq., London
Architect: E.C. Robins
Never constructed. Originally the site of Saville House,
