1861 – Cemetery Chapel, Oswestry, Shropshire
Architect: F.H. Price
Still in use but minus the ornamental flèche at the crossing.
1861 – Chapel for Converted Jews, Coldharbour Lane, Camberwell, London
Architect: W.G. Habershon
From The Building News, April 26 1861: “This Chapel has been lately erected in Cold Harbor-lane,
1861 – Church of All Saints, Kensington Park, London
Architect: William White
Elevations, Detail of Belfry Stage &
1861 – Coombe Warren, Wimbledon, London
Architect: George Devey
“This house, of which we give a view to-day of the entrance-front,
1861 – Houses, Lawrence Lane, Cheapside, London
Architect: F. Warren
From The Building News: “AN architect’s responsibility in the design of a building varies in pro- portion to the importance of the thoroughfare in which it is erected The structure if reared in a back street,
1861 – London Bridge Railway Terminus Hotel, London
Architect: Henry Currey
Railway hotel constructed for the London Brighton and South Coast Railway alongside their London Bridge Terminus.
1861 – Marine Residences at Waterloo, Liverpool
Architect: Henry Sumners
From The Building News, May 31 1861: “These newly erected residences are situate upon the shore at the above fashionable watering place,
1861 – Metropolitan Tabernacle, Elephant & Castle, London
Architect: William Wilmer Pocock
A Baptist Tabernacle built by the renowned 19th century preacher Charles Haddon Spurgeon.
1861 – New Barracks, Chester, Cheshire
Architect: T.M. Penson
Published in The Building News, April 12 1861.
1861 – Piccadilly, London
“No one can have passed through Piccadilly without remarking between Arlington Street and the Green Park is the striking block of building which forms the subject of our illustration this week.
