1888 – High Lea, Accrington, Lancashire
Architect: Stones & Gradwell
Designed for Mr. James Cunliffe,
1888 – House & Business Premises, Claypit Lane, Leeds, Yorkshire
Architect: T. Butler Wilson
1888 – House at Feltham, Middlesex
Architect: W.Lunn Southsea & Co
Designed for R.H. Smith esq.
1888 – House, Oxton, Birkenhead, Cheshire
Architect: Thomas Cook & Son
1888 – Liberal Club, Rochester, Kent
Architect: George E. Bond
Perspective including ground & first floor plans from The Building News,
1888 – Lodge at Oxshott, Surrey
Architect: E.H. Selby
1888 – Lodge in The Vale of Pickering, Yorkshire
Architect: W.H. Herbert Marten
Designed for Alderman Fred Priestman,
1888 – London & North Western Railway Buildings, Parliament Square, London
Architect: J.B. Stansby
The LNWR did have its own architect and architectural draughtsmen were employed in the Engineering Department,
1888 – Manchester School Board Offices, Lancashire
Architect: Royle & Bennett
1888 – New Buildings at The Cross, Chester, Cheshire
Architect: Thomas M. Lockwood
Lockwood together with Thomas Penson and John Douglas were the architects mainly responsible for the black-and-white revival buildings in the city centre.
