Architecture of Shropshire

1860 – Llwyn House, Oswestry, Shropshire

Architect: James Blake

Published in The Building News, March 23 1860. “We engrave this week a view of the terrace front of Llwyn-house,

1871 – Preen Manor House, Church Preen, Shropshire

Architect: Richard Norman Shaw

North east view published in The Building News, August 11th 1871. A site of a Cluniac monastery -he monastic buildings were demolished in 1850 to make way for a large Victorian manor house designed by Richard Norman Shaw.

1872 – Town Hall & Markets, Whitchurch Salop, Shropshire

Architect: Thomas M. Lockwood

From The Building News, October 3, 1873: “Those buildings were erected in 1872, from the designs of Mr.

1875 – Corfton Manor, Shropshire

Architect: S. Pountney Smith

From The Architect, July 24, 1875: This house has been built for Mr. T. Lloyd Roberts,

1875 – Flour Mill & Proposed Miller’s Cottage, Salop, Shropshire

Architect: Thomas T. Smith

Near Hinnington. Published in The Building News,April 2nd 1875.

1875 – Small School, Halford, Shropshire

Architect: William Penstone

Designed for the Hon Lady Mary Windsor. Published in The Building News, July 16th 1875.

1878 – Adcote, Shropshire

Architect: Richard Norman Shaw

The house was designed by Norman Shaw to a Tudor design and stands in 27 acres of landscaped gardens.

1879 – Dairy Cottage, Highfield, Shrewsbury, Shropshire

Architect: Treasure & Son

Perspective including ground & Chamber Plans as published in The Building News, Febraury 7th 1879.

1880 – Church of St. Mary, Ludlow, Shropshire

Architect: James Brooks

“This church had fallen into such a state of decay — the walls being more than a foot out of the perpendicular,

1881 – Cloverley Hall, Calverhall, Shropshire

Architect: W. Eden Nesfield

The main house was demolished in 1927, leaving the service wing and ancillary buildings. Originally built between 1864 and 1870 by architect William Eden Nesfield for Liverpool banker John Pemberton Heywood.