1881 – Wandale, Cumbria
Architect: Hetherington & Oliver
“The house is built of warm cream-coloured facing stone from Lazouby with Prudham dressings ;
1882 – Birkenhead Town Hall, Cheshire
Architect: Charles Ellison
When Hamilton Square in Birkenhead was designed in the early 19th century,
1882 – Eccleston Hill Lodge, Eaton Hall, Cheshire
Architect: John Douglas
The Eccleston Hill lodge for Eaton Hall is listed Grade II* by English Heritage.
1882 – Savings Bank, Scotland Road, Liverpool, Lancashire
Architect: G.E. Grayson
Fine bank building on a corner alongside Newsham Street –
1882 – St. Lukes Art Workshops, Myrtle St., Liverpool
Architect: Henry Sumners
Perspective view including ground plan as published in The Building News,
1883 – Free Library & Museum, Union Street, Oldham, Lancashire
Architect: Thomas Mitchell
Grade II listed. The main part of the building was officially opened in August 1883 though it was not until two years later that the library was opened to the public.
1883 – Greysfield House, Barrow, Cheshire
Architect: W.H. Kelly
Perspective including ground plan published in The Architect,March 31th 1883.
1883 – Infirmary, Chorley Street, Bolton, Lancashire
Architect: R. Knill Freeman
The infirmary had its origins in the Bolton Dispensary established in Mawdsley Street in 1814,
1883 – Mission Church & School, Claughton, Lancashire
Architect: Alex Bleakley
Perspective view published in The Architect,
1883 – St. John the Baptist, Pilling, Lancashire
Architect: Paley & Austin
Largely built as designed and illustrated,
