1899 – Higher Grade Elementary School, Aston Manor, Birmingham

Architect: Crouch & Butler

A design for a multi-purpose school containing regular school,

1899 – Houses, Gravelly Hill, Birmingham

Architect: B.C. Hughes

“THE site is in a well wooded suburb of Birmingham,

1899 – The Fighting Cocks Hotel, Moseley, Birmingham

Architect: Newton & Cheatle

A prominent bar and hotel constructed on the site of an earlier hostelry known for cock-fighting.

1900 – Carlton Theatre, Saltley, Birmingham

Architect: Thomas Guest

The Carlton Theatre on the corner of Saltley Road and Nechells Place,

1900 – House at Four Oaks, Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire

Architect: Bateman & Portman

Birds eye perspective views &

1901 – Free Library, School of Art, and Technical School, Leamington Spa, Warwickshire

Architect: J. Mitchell Bottomley

Built by Leamington Corporation and officially opened in 1902 as the Municipal Schools and Public Library.

1901 – Office and Cycle Factory, Coventry, Warwickshire

Architect: S. Harrison & Sons

1901 – Pittern Hill, Warwickshire

Architect: E. Guy Dawber

Rear Perspective View & vignette sketch.

1901 – Professional Chambers, Cornwall St., Birmingham

Architect: Henman & Cooper

Part of a fantastic streetscape of brick and terracotta –

1903 – Free Methodist Chapel, Heath End Road, Nuneaton, Warwickshire

Architect: Frederick J. Yates

In 1941 the Church was struck by German bombing and practically destroyed the adjoining schoolroom and the Church was declared unsafe for use.