1891 – BoatHouse, Maidenhead Court, Buckinghamshire
Architect: Williams & Hopton
Not constructed, a later more substantial boathouse was built around 1899 and still exists today.
1906 – ‘The Mount’, Sunningdale, Berkshire
Architect: John Oldrid Scott
An Edwardian suburban house of a medium scale.
1906 – New Schools, Caversham, Berkshire
Architect: William H. Ashford
Birds Eye Perspective including ground plans published in The Building News,
1906 – Caversham Free Public Library, Reading, Berkshire
Architect: W.G.A. Hambling
Second placed entry in an architectural competition to design a new library.
1907 – Caversham Free Public Library, Berkshire
Architect: W.G. Lewton
The Caversham library committee wrote to Carnegie in June 1905 and received a promise of £2,500.
1906 – Ferry End Cottages, Bray, Berkshire
Architect: Todd & Wrigley
1906 – Dining Hall, Wellington College, Berkshire
Architect: Charles J. Blomfield
Front Elevation of new Dining Room including ground plan,
1906 – House, Hermitage, Berkshire
Architect: F.H. Floyd
1905 – Cottages for Labourers, Frilsham, Berkshire
Architect: F.H. Floyd
Fine terrace of three cottages in an Arts and Crafts style,
1879 – The Windsor & Eaton Albert Institute, Windsor, Berkshire
Architect: H.F. Bacon & E. Ingress Bell
From Marshall’s Guide to Windsor dating from the earliest years of the reign of George V,
