1886 – Spring Bank House, Headingley, Leeds, Yorkshire
Architect: William H. Thorp
Perspective view including vignette of Ground Plan published in The Architect,
1886 – Stable Buildings, Monk Bridge Iron Co, Leeds, Yorkshire
Architect: Chorley & Connon
New stables for the Monk Bridge Iron Co.
1886 – The Colonial & United States Mortgage Company, 67 Whitefriargate, Hull, Yorkshire
Architect: Robert Clamp & W.A. Gelder
Built in 1886 for the Colonial and United States Mortgage Co.
1887 – Simonstone Hall, Yorkshire
Architect: Carpenter & Ingelow
Now a hotel, this former country house is a picturesque rambling Victorian composition.
1887 – Beckett Home for Waifs & Strays, Meanwood, Leeds, Yorkshire
Architect: Chorley & Connon
A purpose-built home for girls named after a benefactor who donated 1200 pounds to its construction.
1887 – Church of St. John, South Bank, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire
Architect: J. Mitchell Bottomley
Published in The Building News,
1887 – Constitutional Club Buildings, Scarborough, Yorkshire
Architect: H.A. Cheers
Now home to the Scarborough Conservative Club,
1887 – Grangetown Hotel, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire
Architect: J. Mitchell Bottomley
Published in The Building News,
1887 – Houses at Heaton, Bradford, Yorkshire
Architect: Herbert Issit
1887 – Royal Hotel Buildings, Bradford, Yorkshire
Architect: James Ledingham
Published in The Building News, September 16th.
