Architecture of Worcestershire

1879 – St. Helens Church, Worcester, Worcestershire

Perspective Views (before & after restoration) including ground plan. Published in The Building News, August 1st 1879.

1884 – Semi Detatched Villas,Kings Norton, Worcestershire

Designed for W. B. Featherstone esq., and published in The Architect, April 26th 1884.

1886 – St. Paul’s Church, Worcester, Worcestershire

Interior view published in The Building News, July 16th 1886. The church is still in use today and was built as designed.

1887 – Claines Church, Worcester

Architect: Aston Webb

Claines’ original Norman Church was rebuilt in the 15th century. Little of the original remains other than the Norman Font and a Norman Pillar in the tower.

1891 – Design for the Victoria Institute, Worcester, Worcestershire

Architect: Moore & White

Unbuilt competition entry – the winning design was built by by J.W, Simpson and Milner Allen and opened in 1896.

1892 – “Firsdene”, Lickey, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire

Architect: Bateman & Bateman

Perspective View from The Building News, July 9th 1892.

1892 – Wribbenhall Church Lych Gate, Worcestershire

Architect: Thomas Gordon

1898 – The Court House, Broadway, Worcestershire

Architect: E. Guy Dawber

1898 – Wood Norton, Kings Norton, Worcestershire

Architect: William de Lacy Aherne

“This residence, for Mr. Theodore Pritchett, is situated in the New-read, King’s Norton, the site sloping towards the south,

1901 – House at Barnt Green, Worcestershire