1906 – The Kings Hall, Bolton, Lancashire
Architect: Bradshaw & Gass
Opened in February 1907. The building was demolished in 1964.
1906 – The New Cotton Exchange, Liverpool, Lancashire
Architect: Matear & Simon
Built in 1905–06 to replace the former cotton exchange in Exchange Flags,
1906 – Tower Building, Liverpool
Architect: Walter Aubrey Thomas
The present structure is one of the earliest steel-framed buildings in England,
1906 – Wesleyan Church, The Haugh, Bolton, Lancashire
Architect: Bradshaw & Gass
Perspective view including ground floor plan published in The Building News,
1906 – Withington Cemetery Chapel, Lancashire
Architect: E. Woodhouse
Second place design in competition –
1907 – Crompton Free Library, Manchester, Lancashire
Architect: Jesse Horsfall
No longer in use as a library but housing.
1907 – Leigh Town Hall, Lancashire
Architect: J.C. Prestwich
Designed for Leigh Borough Council by local architect J.C.
1907 – Port of Liverpool Building, Liverpool, England
Architect: Hobbs & Thornely / Briggs & Wolstenholme
On the exterior of this imposing Portland Stone building is a large drum and dome.
1908 – “Hollins Hill”, Accrington, Lancashire
Architect: Walter H. Brierley
1908 – Applegarth, Nelson, Lancashire
Architect: Shaw & Vowles
Perspective View including ground &
