1881 – Coffee Tavern at Seal, Kent
Architect: Edwin T. Hall
“This building, which has been created and furnished at the coat of Charles G.
1881 – Congregational Church, School & Ministers House, Bromley, Kent
Architect: John Sulman
Mostly unbuilt, the church was constructed but has now been replaced by a more modern building.
1881 – Convalescent Home for Children, St. Leonards on Sea, Sussex
Architect: Fowler & Hill
Perspective view & plans as published in The Building News,
1881 – Cottages, Clapham Park, London
“This drawing has been admitted into the Exhibition of the Royal Academy this year.
1881 – Cricket Pavilion for Oxford University, Oxfordshire
Architect: T.G. Jackson
“The new pavilion for the use of the Oxford University Cricket Club is built in the Parks,
1881 – Curator’s Cottage, Botanic Gardens, Cambridge
Architect: W.M. Fawcett
“The house which we illustrate to-day was built by the Botanic Garden Syndicate,
1881 – Design for Church of St. Matthias, Brixton, London
Architect: Harnor & Waters
“The design which is now illustrated differs materially from the one submitted in competition,
1881 – Design for Grammar School, Newbury, Berkshire
Architect: Charles H.M. Mileham
Second premiated design in design competition.
1881 – Dock Masters Houses, Royal Albert Dock, London
Architect: Vigers & Wagstaffe
“Our illustration, taken from the drawing in the last Royal Academy Exhibition,
1881 – Eartham Vicarage, Sussex
Architect: Lacy W. Ridge
