1919 – Easton Lodge, Dunmow, Essex
Architect: Philip Tilden
In 1847, almost the whole of the Elizabethan part of the mansion was destroyed by fire.
1919 – Entrance, Skefko Ball Bearing Works, Luton, Bedfordshire
Architect: Alfred Brumwell Thomas
Now known as SKF, it was founded in Gothenburg, Sweden by Sven Wingqvist, inventor of the double row self-aligning ball bearing.
1919 – House at Digswell, Hertfordshire
Architect: Andrew Grey
Published in The Building News, December 5 1919: “This small house with stable block stands on a gently sloping site of about two acres.
1919 – Pennyfeather Memorial Buildings, Barnet, Hertfordshire
Architect: W. Charles Waymouth
“This institution was erected a short time since. The exterior view now reproduced was exhibited at the Royal Academy last summer.
1919 – Roadside Cottage, Hertfordshire
Architect: Andrew Gray
“This cottage, built on a fairly large site. stands detached and well back from the highway.
1919 – Two Unit Concrete Cottages, Clockhouse Way, Braintree, Essex
Architect: Charles H. B. Quennell
Published in The Building News, October 24 1919: “Two Unit Concrete Cottages, Braintree, Essex.
1920 – Cottages and Village Shop, Kings Walden, Hertfordshire
Architect: Harry Stuart Goodhart-Rendel
From The Building News, August 27 1920: “The illustration is of two of several pairs of cottages recently erected or in course of erection on the estate of Major J.
1920 – Design for a concrete church, Stanford-le-hope, Essex
Architect: John H. Beart Foss
From The Building News, September 3 1920: “This Roman Catholic church consists of a wide nave and apsidal sanctuary,
1920 – Village Hall, Hardingham, Norfolk
Architect: Baillie Scott
Known as Hardingham Memorial Hall after the dead of the First World War. Published in The Building News,
1922 – Memorial Campanile and Cloister, Elveden Church, Suffolk
Architect: W.D. Caroe
After Edward Cecil Guinness, first Earl Iveagh, took over the Elveden estate, he appointed William Caroe to build an entirely new village church beside the old.
