1906 – Public Hall, Fakenham, Norfolk
Architect: W.J. Dunham
Designed as a public hall with commercial premises at street level by W.J.
1906 – Public Library, Harrogate, Yorkshire
Architect: H.T. Hare
The building was designed by Henry T.
1906 – Public Library, Littlehampton, Sussex
Architect: H. Howard
Built as a Free Library and still in use as one today.
1906 – Remodelling of No. 50 Maida Vale, London
Architect: T. Frank Green
1906 – Residence, Congleton, Cheshire
Architect: R.T. Longden
Designed for W.A. Simmill esq., perspective view including ground plan published in The Building News,
1906 – Residence, Millers Dale, Derbyshire
Architect: G.H. Willoughby
Design for a compact yet large villa residence.
1906 – Rood Screen, Aldenham Church, Hertfordshire
Architect: Charles J. Blomfield
1906 – Royal London Friendly Society, Southampton Row, London
Architect: Bradshaw & Gass
Now known as Carlisle House and converted into an hotel.Grade II listed.
1906 – Second Placed Design for a Central Library, St. Pancras, London
Architect: J.G.S Gibson
Perspective View & Plans of second placed design in competition.
1906 – Second premiated design for Crompton Free Library, Manchester
Architect: Dixon & Potter
Second premiated design in architectural competition.
