Lost Wales

1861 – Denbigh Railway Station, Wales

Constructed for the Vale of Clwyd Railway which was a standard-gauge line which connecting the towns of Rhyl and Denbigh via St.

1869 – The Ham, Cowbridge, Glamorganshire, Wales

Architect: Sir Matthew Digby Wyatt

Destroyed by fire in 1947.

1876 – Board School & Residence, Penarth, Wales

Architect: Henry C. Harris

Elevations and plans published in The Building News,

1877 – Design for Municipal Buildings, Cardiff, Wales

Architect: James, Seward & Thomas

Design for extensions to the former townhall of Cardiff replaced by Cardiff City Hall in 1906

1877 – Llandudno Gardens & Aquarium, Wales

Architect: Driver & Rew

Perspective View including ground plans as published in The Building News,

1879 – Schools, Temperance Town, Cardiff

Architect: George E. Robinson

Temperance Town was the unofficial name for a working-class inner-city suburb of Cardiff established in the late 1850s and demolished in the 1930s to make way for Cardiff Bus Station.

1880 – Board of Trade & Mercantile Marine, Cardiff, Wales

Architect: E.G. Rivers

“The offices illustrated this week are to be devoted to the use of the Postal Telegraph Ser-vice,

1880 – Corner of Bute & Custom House Streets, Cardiff

Architect: John P. Jones

“This block of buildings is now in course of erection for Mr.

1880 – Glamorganshire Banking Company, Aberavon, Glamorganshire

Architect: J.B. Fowler

Bank branch for the Glamorganshire Banking Company –

1881 – Primary School, Pencoed, Wales