1907 – Islington Central Library, London
Architect: H.T. Hare
Still in use as a library today,
1907 – Leigh Town Hall, Lancashire
Architect: J.C. Prestwich
Designed for Leigh Borough Council by local architect J.C.
1907 – Lloyds Bank & Shops, Netherfield, Nottinghamshire
Architect: Herbert G. Smith
Former bank branch for Lloyds,
1907 – Methodist New Connexion Church, Brighouse, Yorkshire
Architect: J. Wills & Sons
Built in the Gothic style,
1907 – Port of Liverpool Building, Liverpool, England
Architect: Hobbs & Thornely / Briggs & Wolstenholme
On the exterior of this imposing Portland Stone building is a large drum and dome.
1907 – The Cottage, Beech, Staffordshire
Architect: G.H.T. Robinson
Designed for Miss Tudor, and published in The Building News,
1907 – Torridon Road Public Library, Hither Green, London
Architect: Henry Hopton
Doulton grey terracotta dressing. Small in scale but with this central tower has real impact.
1907 – Unbuilt Design for Canada House, London
Architect: Alexander Marshall Mackenzie
Alexander George Robertson Mackenzie was a Scottish architect.
1908 – “Hedgebrooms”, Welwyn, Hertfordshire
Architect: Ashley & Newman
1908 – “Hollins Hill”, Accrington, Lancashire
Architect: Walter H. Brierley
