1905 – Brackencliffe, Scarborough, Yorkshire
Architect: Walter H. Brierley
Perspective View including ground plan as published in The Building News,
1905 – Braemore Lodge, Chislehurst, Kent
Architect: A.H. Moore
1905 – Brogues Wood, Tenterden, Kent
Architect: H. & B. Kitchen
Situated a couple of miles from the country town of Tenterden,
1905 – Canadian Emigration Offices, 9 Charing Cross, London
Architect: Alfred Hart, Hart & Waterhouse
The Canadian Department of the Interior’s immigration campaign included the establishment of this office which was responsible for setting up programs to attract immigrants from the United Kingdom.
1905 – Carnegie Free Library, Sevenoaks, Kent
Architect: E. Evans Cronk
Perspective View including plan as published in The Building News,
1905 – Carnegie Library & Town Hall, Eltham, Kent
Architect: Maurice B. Adams
Part of a larger municipal complex by Maurice B.
1905 – Carnegie Library, Tamworth, Staffordshire
Architect: E.R. Danford
Built during 1904-5. The architect was Ernest Robert Danford.
1905 – Carnegie Public Library, Accrington, Lancashire
Architect: W.J. Newton
Still in use today as a public Library,
1905 – Castleton Moor Free Library, Yorkshire
Architect: Jessie Horsfall
The library was constructed with Accrington brick and Staffordshire roof tiles to a design by Jesse Horsfall.
1905 – Christ Church, Shaw, Wiltshire
Architect: C.E. Ponting
This church was built by Ponting in 1905 as a remodelling of an earlier T.H.Wyatt church of 1837.
