1907 – Design for Acorn Hotel, Birmingham
Architect: Wood & Kendrick
1901 – Professional Chambers, Cornwall St., Birmingham
Architect: Henman & Cooper
Part of a fantastic streetscape of brick and terracotta –
1893 – The Kryle Hall, Birmingham
Architect: William Bidlake
A public building, used as a school,
1899 – National Bank, Rathmines, Dublin
Architect: Frederick A. Butler
A fine red sandstone bank branch for the National Bank.
1874 – School, Norton, Evesham, Wiltshire
Architect: George Hunt
“Is built with red brick and Bath stone dressings,
1899 – Hop Market Hotel, Worcester
ArchitectL H. Rowe & Sons
“The rebuilding of the Hop Market Hotel is consequent upon the proposed widenine of Foregate- street by the corporation of Worcester,
1874 – Village School, Hampton, Evesham, Wiltshire
Architect: George Hunt
“This school is built with red bricks,
1899 – Design for Conservative & Unionist Club, Swindon, Wiltshire
Architect: W. Drew & Sons
Published in The Building News,
1898 – Technical School, Trowbridge, Wiltshire
Architect: Thomas Davison
“The drawings here illustrated wore prepared in accordance with the competition conditions,
1899 – Schools of the Holy Rood, Swindon, Wiltshire
Architect: T.B. Silcock & S.S. Reay
“This block of buildings is now being erected by Messrs.
