1905 – Wesleyan Methodist Hall & Connexional Offices, Westminster, London
Architect: Mallows & Cross
Premiated design in architectural competition,
1905 – Winning Design for Wesleyan Methodist Hall & Connexional Offices, Westminster, London
Architect: Lanchester & Rickards
The year 1891 was the centenary of the death of John Wesley,
1906 – “Eldercot”, Chorley New Road, Bolton, Lancashire
Architect: Ormrod & Pomeroy
1906 – “Fir Royd”, Middleton, Ilkley, Yorkshire
Architect: W.J. Moreley & Sons
1906 – “Grantswood”, Horsham, Sussex
Architect: Philip H. Tree
1906 – “Mallaig”, Sevenoaks, Kent
Architect: J. Augustus Souttar
1906 – “Rosamondford”, Aylesbeare, Devonshire
Architect: J. Archibald Lucas
Late C15-early C16 origins with major later C16 and C17 improvements,
1906 – “Seaholme”, Walberswick, Suffolk
Architect: T.G. Davidson
1906 – “Sunnymeade”, Reading, Berkshire
Architect: W.G.A. Hambling
Sited on North Court Avenue, Reading.
1906 – “Waldron”, Heathfield, Sussex
Architect: Philip H. Tree
Design for a small country house.
